📊 This Week At A Glance — Top Stories
- Aventura — Aventura Eyes Future Land Use Map Change on ~13.93-Acre Tract
- Coconut Creek — Coconut Creek Hires Consultant for Comprehensive Redevelopment Strategy
- Aventura — Aventura Amends TC4 Mixed-Use District Rules: Purpose, Uses & Standards
- Aventura — Aventura Expands Limited Service Hotel Adjacency to Town Center 1 District
- Aventura — Aventura Approves CMAR Final Ranking for Proposed High School (RFQ 2025-07)
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Updated 2025-10-31Aventura Eyes Future Land Use Map Change on ~13.93-Acre Tract
The Aventura City Commission is considering an ordinance to approve a small-scale amendment to the Future Land Use Map of the city's Comprehensive Plan, redesignating an approximately 13.93-acre tract of land extending from NE (address truncated in the agenda title). The amendment follows the small-scale process under Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, which does not require state review.
Aventura Amends TC4 Mixed-Use District Rules: Purpose, Uses & Standards
The City of Aventura is considering an ordinance amending the Town Center Office Park Mixed Use (TC4) District within Chapter 31 of the Land Development Regulations, modifying the district's purpose statement, permitted uses, and development standards. The changes affect Section 31-145(E) of the city code.
Aventura Expands Limited Service Hotel Adjacency to Town Center 1 District
This ordinance amends the conditional use provisions for limited service hotels by adding the Town Center 1 zoning district to the list of districts to which such hotels can be adjacent. The change broadens the geographic eligibility for limited service hotel development in Aventura.
Aventura Ranks Firms for High School CMAR Construction Services
The Aventura City Commission is set to approve the final ranking of firms responding to RFQ No. 2025-07 for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for the proposed Aventura High School. The resolution also authorizes the City Manager to negotiate an agreement with the top-ranked firm.
Aventura Highlights FDEP Resilient Florida Vulnerability Assessment
The Aventura City Commission agenda includes a presentation on the FDEP Resilient Florida Comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment alongside proclamations, special recognitions, employee service awards, and a Give Miami Day presentation.
Coral Gables Appoints Mayor Lago to Negotiate RTZ with Miami-Dade
The City Commission passed a resolution appointing Mayor Vince Lago as Coral Gables' representative in discussions with Miami-Dade County regarding the Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ). The RTZ designation governs density and land-use rules around transit corridors and stations in the county.
Coral Gables Eyes Pickleball Court Expansion at Peter and Sallye Jude Park
The Coral Gables City Commission passed a resolution directing the city manager to explore funding and design options for expanding Peter and Sallye Jude Park to include a pickleball court. This is an exploratory directive, not an approved capital project, and no dollar amount or timeline was specified.
Coral Gables Awards Theater Programming Services Contract
The City Commission passed a resolution awarding RFP 2025-016 for Theater Programming Services to Evolve Theatre Company, following the Chief Procurement Officer's recommendation. The contract was awarded under the city's standard procurement code provisions.
Coral Gables Accepts $56,500 Grant for Marine Patrol Vessel
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $56,500 grant from the Florida Inland Navigation District to purchase a small marine patrol vessel and night vision equipment. The resolution also amends the FY 2025-2026 budget to recognize and appropriate the grant funds.
Coral Gables Accepts $100K State Grant for Drone Replacement Program
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $100,000 grant from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement under the Drone Replacement Program. The funds will be appropriated toward the cost of the city's drone program.
Coral Gables Accepts $15K FDOT Litter Control Grant
The Coral Gables City Commission approved acceptance of a $15,000 Florida Department of Transportation Litter Control and Prevention Grant for the "Keep Coral Gables Beautiful" initiative. The resolution also authorizes a budget amendment to recognize the grant as revenue and appropriate the funds for the program.
Doral OKs $96.9K for NW 104th Ave Roadway & Drainage Design
The Doral City Council is authorizing a $96,870.09 work order with Marlin Engineering Inc. for professional engineering services covering the design and permitting of roadway and drainage improvements along NW 104th Avenue from NW 68th Street to the Vintage Place Condominium entrance. This is the design/permitting phase, meaning construction would follow as a separate expenditure.
Doral Approves $1.99M, 5-Year Stormwater Canal Maintenance Deal with County
The Doral City Council is authorizing a five-year interlocal agreement with Miami-Dade County's Stormwater Utility for canal infrastructure maintenance at up to $389,876 per year, totaling $1,990,780 over the full term. The deal includes a $41,400 preventive mitigation and emergency repair contingency.
Doral Revises Parks & Recreation Fee Schedule
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to approve a revised recreation fee schedule for the city's Parks and Recreation department.
Doral Awards Chemical Supply Contract for Central Park Aquatic Center
The Doral City Council is set to approve a contract with Hawkins, Inc. for the purchase and delivery of liquid sodium hypochlorite solution for the Doral Central Park Aquatic Center. The agreement carries an initial three-year term with two one-year renewal options.
Doral Authorizes Leon Sport Corp for Streamlined Special Event Permits
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to allow Leon Sport Corp to obtain special event permits through an administrative approval process rather than requiring full council approval, subject to specified limitations and conditions. The resolution includes a defined term for this authorization.
Doral Accepts $37,500 State Grant for Police Drone Program
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a state financial assistance agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for up to $37,500 to fund an aerial drone support project for the Doral Police Department. This is a law-enforcement technology grant, not a land-use or development matter.
Doral Approves $750K State Grant for Police Mobile Command Vehicle
The Doral City Council is authorizing the City Manager to execute a $750,000 financial assistance agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (Agreement No. PW009) to fund a mobile command vehicle for the Doral Police Department. This is a state grant, not a locally funded expenditure.
Hialeah Zoning Ordinance for 76 W 14th St in R-3 Multifamily District
The Hialeah City Council is considering an ordinance affecting the property at 76 West 14th Street, zoned R-3 (Multiple-Family District), referencing city code sections 98-2189(19)(b) and 98-2203(a). The ordinance would repeal conflicting prior ordinances related to this parcel.
Hialeah Variance: 0-ft Setbacks & 500-SF Units Sought for Mixed-Use Project
This ordinance requests multiple variances for a development in Hialeah, including reducing minimum unit size to 500 square feet for up to 25% of residential units (where 700 SF is required), eliminating the interior south side and rear setbacks from 15 feet to 0 feet, and modifying parking requirements. The project also seeks relief from standard dimensional requirements, signaling a high-density urban infill proposal.
Parking & Pervious Area Variances Sought Near W 30th St in Hialeah
This ordinance requests multiple variances for a property near West 30th Street in Hialeah: allowing 96% pervious area where 30% is the minimum, reducing required parking from 24 spaces to 10, and permitting all parking spaces fronting West 30th Street to back out into the right-of-way — a configuration normally restricted to low-density residential properties. The variances would deviate substantially from current code requirements.
Hialeah Council Considers Purchasing Authorization Resolution
The Hialeah City Council is reviewing a resolution authorizing the Mayor or designee to sign purchasing documents related to Exhibit A (item 041). The resolution originates from the Purchasing Division.
Pinecrest Hires Metric Engineering for Stormwater & Civil Design Services
The Pinecrest Village Council is considering a resolution to authorize the Village Manager to contract with Metric Engineering for miscellaneous stormwater management design services and miscellaneous civil design services.
Pinecrest Adopts 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy
The Village Council is considering a resolution to formally adopt the 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy, a countywide hazard mitigation plan. Adoption is typically required for municipalities to remain eligible for federal pre- and post-disaster mitigation funding from FEMA.
Pinecrest Authorizes Transportation Fee Study with SCS Engineers
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to contract with SCS Engineers to conduct a transportation fee study. The study will evaluate transportation-related impact fees or assessments within Pinecrest.
Pinecrest Gardens Cypress Hall Restaurant Operator Selected
The Village Council will vote on a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to enter into an agreement with Platea Group to operate the Cypress Hall restaurant at Pinecrest Gardens. This finalizes the selection of a restaurant operator for the public park venue.
Pinecrest Authorizes Collection Agency Services Agreement
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to negotiate a professional services agreement with Checkmark Collections for collection agency services.
Pinecrest Vice Mayor Raises Gravel-in-Swales Discussion
Vice Mayor Greenberg brought forward a discussion item regarding gravel placement in swales within the Village of Pinecrest.
Broward Accepts $831K FEMA Port Security Grant for Port Everglades
The Broward County Commission unanimously approved acceptance of a $622,938 FEMA Port Security Grant requiring $207,646 in county matching funds, for a total project cost of $830,584 to fund port security enhancements through August 31, 2028. A corresponding budget resolution (No. 2025-410) was adopted within the Port's Capital Fund.
Appointment to Broward Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
Commissioner Udine motions to appoint Richard Junnier to Broward County's Affordable Housing Advisory Committee in the at-large 'resides in jurisdiction' category. This is a board appointment on the consent agenda.
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Appointment in Broward County
Commissioner Davis is sponsoring the appointment of Evgeny Obraztsov to Broward County's Affordable Housing Advisory Committee in the for-profit housing provider category. This is a consent item on the October 21, 2025, County Commission agenda.
WestJet Signs 5-Year Lease for Ticket Office in FLL Terminal 2
Broward County is approving a terminal building lease agreement with WestJet for airline ticket office space in Terminal 2 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The lease runs from November 17, 2025 through November 16, 2030.
Broward Approves $25K for Minor Home Repair Program in Districts 5 & 8
Broward County is set to approve a $25,000 agreement with Rebuilding Together Broward County, Inc. to provide services under the BMSD Block Rebuild Program and a minor home assessment and repair program. The work targets Commission Districts 5 and 8.
BSO Gets $1.3M Internal Transfer for Forfeiture Unit Operations
Broward County Commission will consider a budget resolution transferring $1,296,186 within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund to fund operations of the Broward Sheriff's Office Forfeiture Unit. This is an internal fund transfer, not new spending or a tax increase.
Coconut Creek Hires Consultant for Comprehensive Redevelopment Strategy
The City Commission approved an agreement with Redevelopment Management Associates, LLC to prepare a comprehensive set of economic development and redevelopment strategies along with a long-term financial analysis, pursuant to RFP No. 06-18-25-11. The resolution passed at the October 23, 2025 meeting.
Coconut Creek Approves 10 Engineering Firms for General Services
The Coconut Creek City Commission passed RES 2025-147, authorizing agreements with ten short-listed firms for general professional engineering services under RFQ No. 07-09-25-11. The firms include Calvin Giordano, Carnahan Proctor and Cross, Craven Thompson, Chen Moore, Flynn Engineering, H2M Architects & Engineers, Keith and Associates, Kimley-Horn, R.J. Behar, and Sun-Tech Engineering.
Coconut Creek Community Shuttle Interlocal Amendment Fails Commission Vote
The Coconut Creek City Commission voted down a resolution authorizing a fifth amendment to the interlocal agreement with Broward County for community shuttle service. The failed resolution would have allowed the City Manager to execute changes to the existing shuttle service arrangement.
Coconut Creek Approves Amended Interlocal for Sample Road Sidewalk Improvements
The Coconut Creek City Commission passed a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute the first amendment to an interlocal agreement with Broward County for sidewalk improvements along Sample Road (State Road 834). The project, designated COCO-016, is funded through the Broward County transportation surtax program.
Coconut Creek OKs First Reading of T-Mobile Tower Lease Amendment
The City Commission passed on first reading an ordinance authorizing the fourth amendment to a lease agreement with T-Mobile South, LLC for a communications tower on city land. The amendment covers continued leasing, tower equipment modifications, ground lease expansion, and equipment replacement.
Coconut Creek Updates Off-Duty Police Officer Fees
The City Commission passed on second reading an ordinance updating the fee schedule for hiring off-duty police officers and police service aides for unofficial functions.
Fort Lauderdale Approves Fire Rescue Interlocal Agreement with Wilton Manors
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Wilton Manors for fire rescue services, covering all four commission districts. The agreement formalizes a shared-services arrangement for fire and emergency response between the two municipalities.
Fort Lauderdale Accepts Drainage Easement for River Oaks Stormwater Work (Dist. 4)
The City Commission approved a resolution accepting a drainage easement from SHM LMC, LLC as part of the River Oaks Neighborhood Stormwater Improvements project in Commission District 4. The easement enables the city to proceed with stormwater infrastructure upgrades in the neighborhood.
Friday Street Dining Events Approved on NE 33rd St Near A1A
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an outdoor event agreement with Twinsplace LLC for Friday Dining in the Streets on the south side of NE 33rd Street from State Road A1A to NE 33rd Avenue every Friday from November 7, 2025, through January 30, 2026. The agreement includes recurring road closures for the event series in Commission District 1.
Fort Lauderdale Approves $114K Dock Lease with Yacht Sales Firm
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission authorized a one-year dock lease agreement with Rubber Duck Holdings, Inc. (d/b/a Yachtsalesinternational.com) for $114,261.60, retroactive to October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, in Commission District 4. The lease was approved on consent.
Gold Coast Ski Club Facility Use Agreement Amended at Mills Pond Park
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved a first amendment to a non-exclusive facility use agreement with Gold Coast Ski Club, Inc. for use of the lake at Mills Pond Park in Commission District 3. The motion passed on the consent agenda.
Fort Lauderdale Rejects Sole Bid for Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement
The City Commission approved a motion rejecting the only proposal received for the Fort Lauderdale Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement under RFP Event No. 482-2 in Commission District 2. The rejection means the city will likely need to re-solicit bids for this beachfront infrastructure project.
Hallandale Beach Previews Full Land Development Code Rewrite
The Sustainable Development Director is presenting a comprehensive rewrite of the city's Land Development Code to the City Commission. This is a presentation item, not a vote, signaling that formal legislative action on the new code is still ahead.
Hallandale Beach Delegates Plat/Replat Approvals Under New State Law SB 784
The resolution designates who has authority to approve plat and replat applications in Hallandale Beach, responding to Florida Senate Bill 784, which reformed the state's platting process. The item also provides for administrative approval of certain plat applications, potentially streamlining the development approval timeline.
Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Traffic Calming Study Presented
The Transportation and Mobility Director presented a traffic calming evaluation for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District (TISND) in Hallandale Beach. The study assesses potential traffic calming measures within this residential neighborhood district.
Hallandale Beach Approves County Beach Access for Renourishment Tilling
The City Commission is considering an interlocal agreement with Broward County allowing the county to access the beach through South City Beach Park for annual tilling operations tied to the Segment III Beach Renourishment Project. The agreement formalizes recurring county access for mandated beach maintenance work.
Hallandale Beach Awards $411K for Telemetry Systems Upgrades
The City Commission is set to award Bid #FY2024-2025-24 for telemetry systems upgrades to Florida Design Contractors, LLC for $411,308 plus a 10% contingency (approximately $452,439 total). Telemetry upgrades typically improve remote monitoring and control of water/wastewater or stormwater infrastructure.
Hallandale Beach Reviews July Monthly Budget Report
The Hallandale Beach City Commission is reviewing the July monthly budget report presented by the Budget & Program Monitoring Director.
$1.14M for Avigilon Public Safety Cameras in Hallandale Beach
The Hallandale Beach City Commission is considering a resolution to waive competitive solicitation and piggyback on a Broward Sheriff's Office contract to purchase and install additional Avigilon multi-sensor public safety cameras and equipment for $1,137,241. The purchase is sponsored by the Police Chief's office and leverages an existing BSO contract.
Hollywood Amends FY2026 Operating Budgets and Capital Improvement Plan
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution amending the FY2026 operating budgets across various funds (originally adopted as R-2025-335) and the FY2026 Capital Improvement Plan (originally adopted as R-2025-336). The resolution also authorizes city officials to accept grants and execute related grant documents.
Hollywood Approves $854K City Hall Space Planning Construction Contract
The Hollywood City Commission approved a Construction Management at Risk Phase II agreement with Journey C&D Group Inc. for the City Hall Space Planning Project at a guaranteed maximum price of up to $853,966.94. This capital improvement project covers construction services for reconfiguring space within City Hall.
Hollywood Extends $149.9K Project Controls Contract with PMA Consultants
The Hollywood City Commission approved a third amendment to its contract with PMA Consultants, LLC, for project controls and support services, authorizing up to $149,868 and extending the term through September 30, 2026. This contract supports oversight of the city's capital project delivery.
Hollywood Adopts Water Facility Plan for 4-Log Virus Disinfection via State Revolving Fund
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution adopting a Water Facility Plan for implementing 4-log virus disinfection improvements, positioning the city to access Florida Department of Environmental Protection State Revolving Fund financing. This water infrastructure upgrade addresses enhanced disinfection standards for the city's water system.
Hollywood Approves $12.05M State Loan for Groundwater Treatment Upgrade
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution authorizing loan applications totaling $12,050,000 (including capitalized interest and loan service fees) through the State Revolving Fund program to fund a Four-Log Treatment of Groundwater project. The resolution establishes pledged revenues to secure the loan and designates authorized representatives to execute the agreement.
Hollywood Revises Exterior Paint, Color & Public Art Standards
The City Commission passed an ordinance amending Article 3 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations to update standards governing the painting and color of building and structure exteriors, as well as art in public places. The ordinance carries reference number 24-T-70.
Hollywood OKs $2M/Year Waste Processing Blanket Purchase Agreements
The Hollywood City Commission approved blanket purchase agreements with Waste Management Inc. of Florida, Panzarella MRF LLC, and Coastal Waste & Recycling, Inc. for recycling, yard waste, bulk waste, and commingled waste processing and disposal services at up to $2,000,000 annually for an initial five-year period with one optional three-year renewal.
Hollywood Approves $120K/Year Records Storage Contract Over 5 Years
The Hollywood City Commission approved a five-year agreement with Vital Records Holdings, LLC (d/b/a Vital Records Control) for records management storage and shredding services at up to $120,000 annually. The total contract value over the five-year term is up to $600,000.
Hollywood Approves $185K MOU for Employee Retirement Fund Changes
The Hollywood City Commission approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Hollywood Employees' Retirement Fund (COHERF) authorizing reimbursement of up to $185,000 for work related to establishing new defined contribution and hybrid retirement options. The resolution passed at the October 22, 2025 meeting.
Hollywood Approves $150K/Year Benefits Consultant Contract
The Hollywood City Commission approved a contract with RSC Insurance Brokerage, Inc. (d/b/a Risk Strategies Company) for employee benefits consultant services at up to $150,000 annually. This is an internal administrative services agreement for city workforce benefits management.
Hollywood Accepts $63K Grant for Derelict Vessel Removal
The City Commission ratified an application and authorized acceptance of a $63,000 grant from the Broward County Marine Advisory Committee's 2026/2027 Boating Improvement Program to fund derelict vessel removal. The resolution also amends the FY 2026 operating budget to incorporate the grant funds.
Hollywood Accepts $25.8K FDOT Pedestrian & Bike Safety Grant
The Hollywood City Commission ratified an application and authorized acceptance of a $25,813.56 grant from the Florida Department of Transportation for the Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety High Visibility Enforcement Program. The resolution also amends the FY 2026 operating budget to incorporate the grant funds.
Lauderhill Approves Outdoor Storage & Metal Recycling on 2-Acre Industrial Site
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Resolution 25R-10-205, granting 1701 NW 31 LLC (on behalf of Coastal Waste & Recycling Inc.) a special exception use development order on an approximately 1.99-acre parcel at 1701 NW 31st Avenue. The approval permits outdoor storage for commercial vehicles and a resource metal acceptance site in the Light Industrial (IL) zoning district.
Lauderhill Approves 3rd Amendment to Le Parc Development Agreement
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-09-142, approving the third amendment to the real estate development agreement and addendum between the City and Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The amendment was requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs, Jr., and was adopted by the commission at its October 27, 2025 meeting.
Lauderhill Tightens Building Inspections: 30-Year Threshold Replaces 40-Year
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-10-143, lowering the mandatory building safety inspection threshold from 40 years to 30 years and updating related provisions in Chapter 6 of the Code of Ordinances. This aligns Lauderhill with the statewide post-Surfside trend of accelerating structural safety inspections for aging buildings.
Lauderhill Partners with Broward County on Unsafe Structures Board Hearings
The Lauderhill City Commission is considering an interlocal agreement with Broward County to provide staff services for hearings before the Broward County Unsafe Structures Board. The agreement formalizes local support for the county's enforcement process targeting buildings deemed structurally unsafe.
Lauderhill Tightens Business Licensing & Property Owner Duties
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-10-144, amending Chapter 12 of the Code of Ordinances to clarify prohibitions on unauthorized and illegal businesses, update certificate of use and local business tax receipt requirements, and strengthen property owner responsibilities. The ordinance revises enforcement language and the purpose statement for the city's business regulations.
Lauderhill Denies Extended Hours for Convenience Store at 4039 NW 19th St
The Lauderhill City Commission voted to deny a special exception use development order that would have extended operating hours from 6AM–11PM to 6AM–2AM for U Save Food Store, an existing convenience store on a 0.27-acre site at 4039 NW 19th Street in the General Commercial (CG) zoning district. The applicant was NTT R E Investments, LLC, on behalf of Ryan Mart, Inc.
Lauderhill Approves Phase 2 FPL LED Street Lighting Conversion
The Lauderhill City Commission is considering a resolution authorizing an agreement with Florida Power & Light for Phase 2 conversion of city lighting facilities to LED. The City Manager is authorized to execute the agreement and take all necessary steps to implement it.
Lauderhill Updates Recyclable Waste Fee Schedule Effective Oct. 1, 2025
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-09-141 amending the municipal code to update the fee schedule for recyclable waste collection, effective October 1, 2025. The ordinance was requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs and covers fees under Chapter 10, Article II of the code.
Miramar Extends Water Pipeline Assessment Program for $300K
The City Commission is considering Amendment No. 3 to its agreement with McKim & Creed, Inc., extending the water pipeline condition assessment and non-revenue water management program across Miramar's water distribution service area. The amendment carries a not-to-exceed cost of $249,958.48 plus a $50,000 contingency, totaling $299,958.48.
Miramar Awards $2.28M for Complete Streets Phase III Roadway Project
The City Commission is set to approve a $2,280,069.60 contract (including $50,000 contingency) to Conengineers Builders, LLC for the Miramar Complete Streets Phase III project, an FDOT-LAP funded initiative (Project No. FM 443945-1). The project was awarded through competitive bidding (IFB No. 25-022) to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.
Miramar Awards $288K CEI Contract for Complete Streets Phase III
The City Commission is considering a resolution to award a $287,829.20 professional services agreement to HBC Engineering Company for construction administration and inspection (CEI) services on the Miramar Complete Streets Phase III project (FDOT FM 443945.1). The contract was awarded through FDOT-Request for Qualifications No. 25-04-21 based on final ranking of proposers.
Miramar Adds $74.5K for EV Charging at Sunset Lakes Community Center
The Miramar City Commission is considering Change Order No. 1 to its agreement with CityVitae, adding $74,520 for additional EV charging stations at the Sunset Lakes Community Center, bringing the total project cost to $106,800. The work involves supply and installation of the new charging infrastructure at the public facility.
Miramar Terminates Broward College Sublease at Library & Ed Center
Resolution R8521 approves terminating the sublease agreement between Miramar and Broward College for the 2nd floor space at the Miramar Library & Educational Center.
$207K Security Guard Services Extension for Miramar Utility Plants
Miramar is approving a fourth amendment to its security guard services contract with Bright Light Security Services, adding $207,000 for guards at three utility treatment plants from October 1, 2025, through January 31, 2026. The contract covers facilities maintained and managed by the city's Utilities Department.
Miramar Approves $2.1M NAPA Fleet Parts Store Contract Through 2028
Miramar is approving a $2,115,000 agreement with Genuine Parts Company (NAPA) for contractor-operated parts store services for the city's fleet, running from December 30, 2025 through December 3, 2028. The contract piggybacks on Sourcewell Contract No. 090624 for vendor-managed inventory and logistics management.
Miramar Amends City Manager Employment Agreement
The Miramar City Commission is considering approval of an amended employment agreement for City Manager Dr. Roy L. Virgin.
$4.15M Approved for Year-One Roadway & Infrastructure in Pembroke Pines
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects under the city's three-year strategic plan. This covers road upgrades and related infrastructure work slated as near-term priorities.
$4.15M Approved for Year 1 Roadway & Infrastructure in Pembroke Pines
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of the city's three-year strategic plan. This covers the first tranche of a multi-year capital spending program focused on road and infrastructure upgrades.
$4.15M Approved for Year One Roadway & Infrastructure in Pembroke Pines
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of a broader three-year strategic plan. The motion passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
Pembroke Pines Auditor Reviews Waste Pro & Lobbyist Contracts, Previews 2026 Audit Plan
The Commission Auditor presented the draft 2026 Risk Assessment and Audit Plan along with completed audits of the Waste Pro sanitation collection and disposal contract and three lobbyist contracts (Ericks Consultants, Lawrence J. Smith P.A., and Smith, Bryan & Myers, Inc.). The item was a report presentation that passed at the October 15, 2025 meeting.
Pembroke Pines Approves $55,550 Water Plant Pump Replacement
The City Commission approved the purchase of a replacement transfer pump for the city's water treatment plant from PSI Technologies, Inc. for up to $55,550. The procurement was made under the city's code provisions for specialized equipment purchases.
Pompano CRA Approves $6.5M Community Trust, $9M Budget Bump for Downtown PPP
The Pompano Beach CRA approved a first amendment to the Master Development Agreement with RP Pompano, LLC for the Downtown project, adding community benefit elements including workforce housing requirements, affordable housing programs (down payment/rental assistance, potential tiny-home program), cultural features, an education resource center, streetscapes, and street lighting. The developer commits $6.5 million over ten years to a Community Benefits Trust, and the civic facilities budget increases by $9 million (financed over 30 years) for a vocational tech/college resource center and local business participation incentives.
Pompano Beach CRA Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency passed a resolution approving an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan and requesting City Commission approval of the amendment. No fiscal impact was listed.
Pompano Beach CRA's $75M NW District Bond Issue FAILS at Vote
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency sought to issue up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds for redevelopment projects in the Northwest District Area, supplementing a 2022 master bond resolution. The bonds would have carried annual debt service of approximately $6.7 million through 2049, but the resolution failed to pass at this final vote.
Pompano Beach Amends Downtown P3 Deal: $6.5M Trust, $9M Budget Hike
The City Commission approved a first amendment to the master public-private redevelopment agreement with RP Pompano, LLC, adding community-benefit elements to the downtown project including workforce housing requirements, affordable-housing programs (down-payment/rental assistance, potential tiny-home program), a vocational/college resource center, streetscape and lighting upgrades, and local business enterprise participation. The developer commits $6.5 million over ten years to a Community Benefits Trust, while the city increases the civic facilities budget by $9 million (financed over 30 years) to cover the resource center and local business incentives.
Pompano Beach $137M Civic Facilities Bond Program Fails on First Reading
Pompano Beach City Commission voted down on first reading a master lease-purchase program authorizing up to $137 million in certificates of participation (COPs) to finance civic facility projects over 30 years, with anticipated maximum annual debt service of $9.6 million. The program would have enabled the city to issue multiple series of tax-exempt and/or taxable COPs backed by ground leases on city-owned properties used for civic facilities.
Pompano Beach OKs CRA Tax Increment Bonds for NW District Redevelopment
The City Commission approved a supplemental resolution authorizing the Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency to issue Tax Increment Revenue Bonds for the Northwest District Area, in one or more series of tax-exempt and/or taxable bonds. The bonds will finance redevelopment projects in the Northwest District through a negotiated sale, supplementing the CRA's existing master bond resolution.
Pompano Beach Approves Design Concept for New City Hall & Parking Garage
The Pompano Beach City Commission is voting on a resolution to approve the design concept for a new City Hall and parking garage under the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC. This approval fulfills a required milestone under Section 2.5(e) of the MDA, advancing the broader mixed-use redevelopment of the downtown CRA district.
Pompano Beach Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
The Pompano Beach City Commission passed a resolution approving an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan, as recommended by the Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency. No fiscal impact was noted for the item.
Pompano Beach Commission Rejects RP Pompano Master Dev Agreement Tech Matters
The Pompano Beach City Commission voted to reject a resolution approving technical matters under the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC. The resolution carried no direct fiscal impact but related to an existing redevelopment partnership involving the CRA.
Aventura Approves CMAR Final Ranking for Proposed High School (RFQ 2025-07)
The Aventura City Commission is voting on a resolution to approve the final ranking of firms responding to RFQ No. 2025-07 for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for the proposed Aventura High School. The resolution also authorizes the City Manager to negotiate an agreement with the top-ranked firm.
Aventura Comp Plan FLUM Amendment: 13.93-Acre Tract Redesignation
The City of Aventura is considering an ordinance to approve a small-scale amendment to the Future Land Use Map of its Comprehensive Plan, redesignating an approximately 13.93-acre tract pursuant to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes. The full redesignation category and precise location details extend beyond the provided title text.
Aventura Amends TC4 Mixed-Use District Zoning Rules
The City of Aventura is considering an ordinance amending Chapter 31 (Land Development Regulations), specifically Section 31-145(E) governing the Town Center Office Park Mixed Use (TC4) District. The amendments target the district's purpose statement, permitted uses, and additional subsections of TC4 regulations.
Aventura Expands Limited Service Hotel Adjacency to Town Center 1 District
This ordinance amends the "Conditional Uses" section of the Aventura zoning code, specifically Subsection G(1) governing "Limited Service Hotel," to add the Town Center 1 (TC-1) district to the list of zoning districts to which limited service hotels can be adjacent. The change broadens the geographic eligibility for conditional use approval of limited service hotel projects near TC-1 zoned parcels.
Aventura ACES School Financial Report Filed for FY Ending June 2025
The Aventura City Commission, acting as the governing board for the Aventura City of Excellence School (ACES), is moving to accept for filing the special purpose financial report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025. The motion covers acceptance of the school's annual financial audit documentation.
Aventura Ordinance Item 6 — Details Unavailable
Agenda item 6 is listed as an ordinance on the Aventura City Commission's October 8, 2025 regular meeting agenda.
Coral Gables Appoints Mayor Lago as RTZ Negotiator with Miami-Dade
Resolution 25-1007 appoints Mayor Vince Lago as Coral Gables' representative in discussions with Miami-Dade County regarding the Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ). The resolution passed the City Commission.
Coral Gables Directs Staff to Explore Pickleball Court at Jude Park
Resolution 25-1112 passed, directing the city manager to explore funding and design options for expanding Peter and Sallye Jude Park to include a pickleball court. This is a preliminary directive with no specific appropriation or construction authorization.
Coral Gables Awards Theater Programming Services Contract via RFP 2025-016
Resolution 25-9929 accepts the Chief Procurement Officer's recommendation to award RFP 2025-016 for Theater Programming Services to Evolve Theatre Company, citing Section 2-763 of the Procurement Code. The resolution passed the City Commission.
Coral Gables Awards STEM Tutoring Contract via RFP 2025-018
Resolution 25-9930 accepts the Chief Procurement Officer's recommendation to award RFP 2025-018 for Professional S.T.E.M. Program Services to Study Smart Tutors, Inc., the highest-ranked responsive and responsible proposer. The award was made pursuant to Section 2-763 of the City's Procurement Code.
Coral Gables Accepts $56,500 FIND Grant for Marine Patrol Vessel
Resolution 25-9933 authorizes acceptance of a $56,500 grant (Agreement No. DA-CG-25-307) from the Florida Inland Navigation District for purchase of a small marine patrol vessel and night vision equipment. The resolution also authorizes the City Manager to execute the agreement and amends the FY 2025-2026 budget to recognize and appropriate the funds.
Coral Gables Accepts $100K FDLE Drone Replacement Grant
Resolution 25-9934 authorizes acceptance of Grant Agreement No. 3X247, a $100,000 grant from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement under the Drone Replacement Program, and appropriates the funds toward program costs. The resolution passed.
Coral Gables Accepts $15K FDOT Litter Prevention Grant
The City Commission passed a resolution accepting a $15,000 State of Florida Department of Transportation Litter Control and Prevention Grant (Grant Agreement No. G3h98) for the "Keep Coral Gables Beautiful" initiative. The resolution also authorizes a budget amendment to the FY 2025-2026 budget to recognize and appropriate the grant funds.
Doral Authorizes Piggyback Contract with UDT for Microsoft Licenses
Resolution 25-6357 authorizes the City Manager to piggyback on TIPS Contract 230105 for technology solutions, contracting with United Data Technologies Inc. (UDT) for annual renewal of Microsoft products and licenses through the Cloud Solution Provider program. The authorization relies on Section 2-322 of the Doral Code of Ordinances, which permits use of cooperative purchasing contracts.
Doral Authorizes Multi-Year IT Infrastructure Contract via TIPS Cooperative
Resolution 25-6358 authorizes the City Manager to use TIPS Contract 230105 (Technology Solutions, Products, and Services) to renew virtualization and server infrastructure software subscriptions through a multi-year agreement with GovConnection Inc., paid annually. The resolution invokes Section 2-322 of the Doral Code of Ordinances, which governs cooperative purchasing and piggyback contracts.
Doral Council to Vote on Revised Parks & Recreation Fee Schedule
Resolution 25-6362 would approve a revised recreation fee schedule for Doral Parks and Recreation.
Doral Authorizes Leon Sport Corp Admin-Track Special Event Permits
Resolution 25-6355 would authorize Leon Sport Corp to obtain special event permits through administrative approval rather than full council review, subject to specified limitations, conditions, and a defined term. The resolution delegates permitting authority while retaining guardrails on the scope and duration of that delegation.
Doral Seeks $750K FDLE Grant for Police Mobile Command Vehicle
Resolution 25-6365 authorizes the City Manager to execute a state financial assistance agreement (FDLE Agreement No. PW009) for up to $750,000 to fund a mobile command vehicle for the Doral Police Department. The agreement is with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Doral OKs $96.9K Engineering Work Order for NW 104 Ave Improvements
Resolution 25-6352 authorizes the City Manager to execute a work order with Marlin Engineering Inc. for professional engineering services covering design and permitting of roadway and drainage improvements along NW 104 Avenue from NW 68 Street to the Vintage Place Condominium entrance, not to exceed $96,870.09. The resolution also authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds for the project.
Doral Eyes $1.99M Interlocal Deal with County for Canal Maintenance
Resolution 25-6353 authorizes the City Manager to execute a five-year interlocal agreement with Miami-Dade County Stormwater Utility for canal infrastructure maintenance at up to $389,876 per year, totaling $1,990,780 over the full term, which includes a $41,400 preventive mitigation/emergency repair contingency. The agreement is subject to City Attorney approval as to form and legal sufficiency.
Doral Authorizes TIPS Contract for Digital Budget Software Modules
Resolution 25-6349 authorizes the City Manager to access TIPS Contract No. 230105 for renewing the city's digital budget book and adding personnel, operating, and capital budgeting modules. The resolution also authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds for the procurement under Section 2-322 of the Doral Code of Ordinances.
Doral Authorizes Internship Agreements with Miami-Dade Public Schools
Resolution 25-6364 authorizes the City Manager to execute internship and safety agreements with Miami-Dade County Public Schools for an academic year internship program expanding the City's internship offerings. The agreements are subject to approval as to form and legal sufficiency by the City Attorney.
Doral Piggybacks NASPO Agreement for Dell IT Purchases in FY 2025-2026
Resolution 25-6361 authorizes the City Manager to purchase Dell IT equipment, software, accessories, support, and maintenance through NASPO Master Agreement No. 23026 (State Agreement No. 43210000-23-NASPO-ACS), citing Section 2-322 of the Doral Code of Ordinances for cooperative purchasing. The resolution covers the 2025-2026 fiscal year and authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds.
Doral Awards Chemical Supply Contract to Hawkins Inc. for Aquatic Center
Resolution 25-6363 approves the award of ITB #2025-11 for the purchase and delivery of liquid sodium hypochlorite solution to Hawkins, Inc. for the Doral Central Park Aquatic Center. The contract runs for an initial three-year term with two one-year renewal options, subject to City Attorney review for form and legal sufficiency.
Doral Approves $1,750 in Municipal Sponsorships to Two Nonprofits
Resolution 25-6367 authorizes municipal sponsorships of $1,000 to Lend A Hand USA Foundation Inc. and $750 to Interamerican Scout Foundation, pursuant to Section 2-79 of Doral's Code of Ordinances. The total outlay is $1,750.
Doral Extends Fentanyl Eradication Agreement with FDLE for FY 2025-26
Resolution 25-6350 authorizes the City of Doral to extend its participation in the State Assistance for Fentanyl Eradication (SAFE) program through a Voluntary Cooperation Mutual Aid Agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for State Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The program focuses on disrupting the fentanyl supply chain as part of the broader opioid crisis response.
Doral Accepts $37,500 FDLE Grant for Police Drone Program
Resolution 25-6351 authorizes the City Manager to execute a state financial assistance agreement (FDLE Agreement No. PW008) for up to $37,500 to fund the Doral Police Department's aerial drone support project. The funding comes from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Doral Approves $3,000 in Municipal Sponsorships to Four Nonprofits
Resolution 25-6366 authorizes municipal sponsorships totaling $3,000 to four organizations: Gloria M. Foundation ($1,000), Latin American US Foundation ($1,000), Fundunife ($750), and Círculo de Escritores y Poetas Iberoamericanos Inc. ($250), pursuant to Section 2-79 of the City's Code of Ordinances. The sponsorships are relatively small community-support expenditures.
Zoning Ordinance for 76 W 14th St, Hialeah (R-3 Multiple-Family District)
The Hialeah City Council is considering an ordinance affecting property at 76 West 14th Street, zoned R-3 (Multiple-Family District), referencing code sections 98-2189(19)(b) and 98-2203(a). The ordinance includes a standard repealer clause for conflicting ordinances.
Hialeah Variance: 0-ft Setbacks & 500-SF Units Sought for Mixed-Use Project
This ordinance requests multiple variances for a development including reducing minimum unit size to 500 square feet for up to 25% of residential units (where 700 SF is required), eliminating the interior south side setback and rear setback (both normally 15 feet), and modifying parking requirements. The project involves significant deviations from the city's standard zoning dimensional requirements.
Hialeah Variance Package: 96% Pervious, Reduced Parking at W 30th St
The Hialeah City Council is considering an ordinance granting multiple variances for a property near West 30 Street, including allowing 96% pervious area where 30% is the minimum, reducing required parking from 24 spaces to 10, and permitting all parking spaces fronting West 30 Street to back out into the right-of-way — a configuration normally restricted to low-density residential properties. The variances are requested in contrast to the city's standard zoning code requirements.
Hialeah Council Considers Purchasing Resolution with Exhibit A
The Hialeah City Council has a resolution authorizing the Mayor or designee to sign purchasing documents related to Exhibit A (item 041). The resolution provides for an effective date and originates from the Purchasing Division.
Pinecrest Authorizes Contract with Metric Engineering for Stormwater/Civil Design
Resolution VOP2102 authorizes the Village Manager to enter into a contract with Metric Engineering for miscellaneous stormwater management design services and miscellaneous civil design services.
Pinecrest Authorizes Negotiation of Collections Agency Services Agreement
Resolution VOP2103 authorizes the Village Manager to negotiate a professional services agreement with Checkmark Collections for collection agency services.
Pinecrest Adopts 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy
Resolution VOP2104 would adopt the 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy for the Village of Pinecrest. Adoption of this countywide hazard mitigation plan is typically required for eligibility for FEMA pre- and post-disaster mitigation funding.
Pinecrest Authorizes Transportation Fee Study with SCS Engineers
Resolution VOP2105 authorizes the Village Manager to enter into an agreement with SCS Engineers to conduct a transportation fee study. The study would analyze and potentially establish transportation-related impact or user fees within the Village of Pinecrest.
Pinecrest Authorizes Auto-Renewal of Legacy IT Software Agreements
Resolution VOP2106 authorizes the Village Manager to proceed with auto-renewal of legacy software agreements for IT software and services.
Pinecrest Vice Mayor Raises Gravel-in-Swales Issue for Council Discussion
Vice Mayor Greenberg brought forward a discussion item regarding the use of gravel in swales within the Village of Pinecrest. No ordinance number or specific code amendment language is included in the agenda posting.
Pinecrest Authorizes Restaurant Operator Agreement for Cypress Hall
Resolution VOP2114 authorizes the Village Manager to execute an agreement with Platea Group to operate the Cypress Hall restaurant at Pinecrest Gardens. The item is on the Village Council's October 14, 2025 final agenda, with no vote result yet recorded.
Pinecrest Council Receives Routine Monthly Reports and Program Updates
The Village Council's communiqué packet includes monthly departmental reports, a Freebee transit update with related correspondence, a peafowl management update, Gulliver school enrollment review for 2025-2026, and the school zone camera safety program annual report. No ordinances, code changes, or legal actions are identified in this agenda grouping.
Broward Accepts $622,938 FEMA Port Security Grant (Res. 2025-410)
The Broward County Commission unanimously approved acceptance of a $622,938 Federal Fiscal Year 2025 Port Security Grant from FEMA/DHS, with $207,646 in county matching funds, for a total project cost of $830,584. The commission also adopted budget Resolution No. 2025-410 to appropriate the federal funds within the Port's Capital Fund for security enhancements running September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2028.
County Approves Conflict Waivers Under §112.313(7)(a) for Advisory Board Members
Broward County Commission unanimously approved (9-0) agreements with Taskforce for Ending Homelessness, Inc. and Care Resource Community Health Centers to provide laptop computers supporting the County-funded Homeless Family Street Outreach program, effective through September 30, 2026. The Commission also approved conflict-of-interest waivers under Section 112.313(7)(a), Florida Statutes, for advisory board members Mikal Cartier and Rafael F. Jimenez, who hold employment or contractual relationships with entities receiving funds under this item.
$1.22M Legal Aid Contract Headed to Broward Commission Consent Agenda
Broward County Commission will consider Agreement No. 26-FSAD-LASBC-1 awarding $1,220,000 to Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. for a one-year term (October 1, 2025 – September 30, 2026) with four one-year option periods to provide legal services to eligible county residents. The motion also delegates authority to the County Administrator to execute non-financial, non-scope amendments subject to County Attorney legal sufficiency review.
Broward Transfers $1.3M Within LETF for BSO Forfeiture Unit Operations
The County Commission will consider a budget resolution transferring $1,296,186 within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund to fund operations of the Broward Sheriff's Office Forfeiture Unit. The transfer is an intra-fund reallocation, not new appropriations.
Broward County Approves Board Appointments via Consent
The Broward County Commission considered a consent motion to appoint individuals to various advisory boards, including appointments identified in both the original agenda and supplemental materials.
Broward Approves 5-Year WestJet Lease at FLL Terminal 2
Broward County Commission is set to approve a Terminal Building Lease Agreement with WestJet for airline ticket office space in Terminal 2 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The lease runs from November 17, 2025, through November 16, 2030.
Broward Approves $33K Reimbursement for Substance Abuse Treatment Contract
Broward County seeks approval of a $33,016 reimbursement agreement with the Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association under Contract No. OSCAFAD202527-10, covering Medication-Assisted Treatment and Extended-Release Injectable Naltrexone services provided before the contract's execution date. The motion also authorizes the County Administrator to execute future amendments that do not impose additional financial obligations, subject to County Attorney legal sufficiency review.
County Approves $1.95M Driver Ed Agreement with Broward School Board
The Broward County Commission unanimously approved (9-0) a most-reasonable-source designation and Agreement No. 24-CP-CSA-0073-01 with the School Board of Broward County for driver safety and education services, valued at $1,946,460 for the initial term running October 1, 2023 through September 30, 2026, with two one-year renewal options funded by the Broward County Driver Education Safety Trust Fund. The County Administrator received authority to execute amendments that do not impose additional financial obligations, subject to County Attorney legal sufficiency review.
Broward Approves $25K Agreement with Rebuilding Together for Home Repairs
Broward County is set to approve an agreement with Rebuilding Together Broward County, Inc. for services related to the BMSD Block Rebuild Program and Other Minor Home Assessment and Repair Program, with a not-to-exceed amount of $25,000. The agreement covers Commission Districts 5 and 8 and authorizes the Mayor, Clerk, and County Administrator to execute and implement it.
Coconut Creek Awards Engineering Services Contracts to 10 Firms via RFQ
RES 2025-147, passed by the Coconut Creek City Commission, authorizes agreements with ten short-listed firms for general professional engineering services under RFQ No. 07-09-25-11. The selected firms include Calvin, Giordano & Associates; Carnahan, Proctor and Cross; Craven Thompson & Associates; Chen Moore and Associates; Flynn Engineering Services; H2M Architects & Engineers; Keith and Associates; Kimley-Horn and Associates; R.J. Behar & Company; and Sun-Tech Engineering.
Coconut Creek Rejects 5th Amendment to County Shuttle Interlocal Agreement
RES 2025-158 sought to authorize the City Manager to execute the Fifth Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with Broward County for community shuttle service. The resolution failed at the October 23, 2025, City Commission meeting.
Coconut Creek Passes ORD 2025-051-1: T-Mobile Tower Lease Amendment (1st Reading)
ORD 2025-051-1 authorizes the Mayor or designee to execute the Fourth Amendment to the city's lease with T-Mobile South, LLC for a communications tower on city land. The amendment covers continued leasing, tower equipment modification, ground lease expansion, and ground equipment replacement.
Coconut Creek Updates Off-Duty Police Fee Schedule (ORD 2025-049-2)
ORD 2025-049-2 amends Section 2-57 of Chapter 2 of the Coconut Creek Code of Ordinances to update the fees charged for use of off-duty police officers and police service aides at unofficial functions. The ordinance passed on second reading and public hearing at the October 23, 2025 City Commission meeting.
Coconut Creek Hires Consultant for Economic Redevelopment Strategy (RES 2025-161)
RES 2025-161 authorizes the City Manager to execute an agreement with Redevelopment Management Associates, LLC to prepare comprehensive economic development and redevelopment strategies with a long-term financial analysis, pursuant to RFP No. 06-18-25-11. The resolution passed the City Commission on October 23, 2025.
Coconut Creek Approves Amended Interlocal for Sample Road Sidewalk (Surtax)
RES 2025-153 authorizes the Mayor to execute the First Amendment to an interlocal agreement with Broward County for sidewalk improvements within the Sample Road (SR 834) right-of-way. The project, designated COCO-016, is funded through the Broward County transportation surtax program.
Fort Lauderdale Commission Selects City Attorney Finalist
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission passed a motion selecting a finalist for the City Attorney position and designating a city official or staff member to negotiate proposed employment contract terms on behalf of the commission. The negotiated terms will be brought back to the commission for formal consideration at a future meeting.
Fort Lauderdale Approves Interlocal Agreement with Wilton Manors for Fire Rescue
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Wilton Manors for the provision of fire rescue services, affecting all four commission districts. The motion passed on consent at the October 23, 2025 regular meeting.
Fort Lauderdale OKs $114K Dock Lease with Rubber Duck Holdings
The City Commission approved a dock lease agreement with Rubber Duck Holdings, Inc. d/b/a Yachtsalesinternational.com for $114,261.60, running retroactively from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, located in Commission District 4. The motion passed on consent.
Fort Lauderdale Accepts Drainage Easement for River Oaks Stormwater Project
The City Commission passed a resolution authorizing acceptance of a drainage easement from SHM LMC, LLC in connection with the River Oaks Neighborhood Stormwater Improvements project in Commission District 4. The item was approved on consent at the October 23, 2025 regular meeting.
Fort Lauderdale Approves Outdoor Event Agreement for Uptown 5K at Executive Airport
The City Commission approved an outdoor event agreement and related road closure with Trustbridge Foundation, Inc. for the 2025 Uptown 5K on the Runway, scheduled for November 15, 2025, at the Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport in District 1. The item passed on the consent agenda.
Broward Center Superyacht Gala Gets Outdoor Event & Noise Exemption
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an outdoor event agreement and amplified music exemption for the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to host the International Superyacht Society Award Gala on October 29, 2025, in Commission District 2. The item passed on consent.
Barrier Island Road Closure Approved for North Beach Village Relay Race
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an outdoor event agreement and road closure on Breakers Avenue beyond 10:00 a.m. on the Barrier Island for the North Beach Village Relay Race on November 8, 2025, hosted by NBV Property Management LLC. The item passed on consent in Commission District 2.
Friday Dining Street Closure Approved on NE 33rd St Near A1A
The City Commission approved an outdoor event agreement and road closure with Twinsplace LLC for "Friday Dining in the Streets" on the south side of NE 33rd Street from State Road A1A to NE 33rd Avenue every Friday from November 7, 2025, through January 30, 2026. The item passed on consent in Commission District 1.
Fort Lauderdale Approves Amended Facility Use Agreement at Mills Pond Park
The City Commission approved a first amendment to a non-exclusive facility use agreement with Gold Coast Ski Club, Inc. for use of the lake at Mills Pond Park in Commission District 3. The item passed on consent.
Fort Lauderdale Rejects Sole Proposal for Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement
The City Commission passed a motion rejecting the sole proposal received for the Fort Lauderdale Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement under RFP Event No. 482-2, located in Commission District 2. The rejection of all proposals typically allows the city to re-solicit or pursue alternative procurement strategies.
Hallandale Beach Previews Land Development Code Rewrite
The Sustainable Development Director presented on a comprehensive rewrite of Hallandale Beach's Land Development Code. This is a presentation item at the October 22, 2025 Commission meeting, with no vote taken.
Hallandale Beach Shifts Plat/Replat Approval Authority Per SB 784
Resolution 25-457 designates authority for approval of plat and replat applications in compliance with Florida Senate Bill 784, establishing an administrative approval process. The measure assigns approval power and sets the effective framework for how platting decisions will be handled going forward.
Hallandale Beach Approves ILA for County Beach Tilling at South City Beach Park
Resolution 25-416 authorizes an interlocal agreement between Hallandale Beach and Broward County granting the County access through South City Beach Park for annual tilling operations tied to the Segment III Beach Renourishment Project. The agreement establishes the legal framework for County equipment and personnel to traverse city property for ongoing beach maintenance.
Hallandale Beach Waives Competitive Bid for $1.14M Avigilon Camera Buy
Resolution 25-420 waives competitive solicitation requirements to piggyback on a Broward Sheriff's Office contract for the purchase and installation of additional Avigilon multi-sensor public safety cameras and associated equipment at a cost of $1,137,241. The item is sponsored by the Police Chief and is before the City Commission at its October 22, 2025 meeting.
Hallandale Beach Awards $411K Telemetry Upgrade to Florida Design Contractors
Resolution 25-412 authorizes award of Bid #FY2024-2025-24 for telemetry systems upgrades to Florida Design Contractors, LLC for $411,308 plus a 10% contingency (approximately $41,131), bringing the potential total to roughly $452,439. The project falls under the Public Works Department and concerns infrastructure monitoring systems.
Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Traffic Calming Evaluation Presented
The Transportation and Mobility Director presented a traffic calming evaluation for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District (TISND) in Hallandale Beach. This is a staff presentation with no ordinance or resolution action indicated.
Hallandale Beach OKs $130,676/yr AT&T Wireless Contract Through 2029
Resolution 25-418 authorizes the City of Hallandale Beach to piggyback on the GSA contract with AT&T Mobility for cellular and wireless services at an annual not-to-exceed cost of $130,676, running through September 26, 2029. The contract covers city government cellular and wireless needs via a federal cooperative purchasing mechanism.
Hollywood Passes PO-2025-10 Revising Exterior Paint & Public Art Standards
The City of Hollywood adopted Ordinance PO-2025-10 (Case 24-T-70), amending Article 3 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations to revise standards governing exterior painting and color of buildings and structures, as well as art in public places. The ordinance includes a severability clause and passed at the October 22, 2025 regular commission meeting.
Hollywood OKs $2M/Year Blanket Waste Agreements With Three Vendors
R-2025-385 authorizes blanket purchase agreements with Waste Management Inc. of Florida, Panzarella MRF LLC, and Coastal Waste & Recycling, Inc. for processing and disposal of recycling, yard waste, bulk waste, and commingled waste at up to $2,000,000 annually for an initial five-year term with one optional three-year renewal. The resolution passed at the October 22, 2025 regular meeting.
Hollywood Amends FY2026 Operating Budget and Capital Plan via R-2025-366
Resolution R-2025-366 amends the City of Hollywood's Fiscal Year 2026 operating budgets across various funds (originally adopted under R-2025-335) and the FY2026 Capital Improvement Plan (originally adopted under R-2025-336). The resolution also authorizes city officials to accept grants and execute all applicable grant documents.
Hollywood OKs $120K/Year Records Storage & Shredding Contract (R-2025-369)
Resolution R-2025-369 passed, authorizing a five-year agreement with Vital Records Holdings, LLC d/b/a Vital Records Control for records management storage and shredding services at up to $120,000 annually. The total contract value over the five-year term could reach $600,000.
Hollywood Approves $185K MOU to Establish Defined Contribution/Hybrid Pension Options
Resolution R-2025-370 authorizes city officials to execute a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Hollywood Employees' Retirement Fund (COHERF) for reimbursement of up to $185,000 for work associated with establishing new defined contribution and hybrid retirement plan options. The resolution passed at the October 22, 2025 regular commission meeting.
Hollywood Approves PHI Sharing Agreement with Memorial Healthcare
Resolution R-2025-371 authorizes a change order to the city's agreement with South Broward Hospital District (d/b/a Memorial Healthcare System) to add a Business Associate Agreement and supplemental terms for the Employee Health Center. The change order enables the sharing of protected health information (PHI) with the City of Hollywood for pre-employment and hazmat physicals.
Hollywood Approves $150K/Year Benefits Consultant Contract (R-2025-372)
Resolution R-2025-372 authorizes an agreement with RSC Insurance Brokerage, Inc. (d/b/a Risk Strategies Company) for benefits consultant services at up to $150,000 annually. The resolution passed at the October 22, 2025 regular City Commission meeting.
Hollywood Approves $854K CMAR Deal for City Hall Space Planning
Resolution R-2025-373 authorizes a Phase II Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) agreement with Journey C&D Group Inc. for the City Hall Space Planning Project at a guaranteed maximum price of up to $853,966.94. This is a capital improvement project that passed the Hollywood City Commission on October 22, 2025.
Hollywood Extends PMA Consultants Contract by $149,868 for Project Controls
Resolution R-2025-374, passed by the Hollywood City Commission, approves a third amendment to the contract with PMA Consultants, LLC, for project controls and support services in an amount up to $149,868. The amendment extends the contract term one year, from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026.
Hollywood Accepts $63K Broward Grant for Derelict Vessel Removal
Resolution R-2025-375, passed by the Hollywood City Commission, ratifies an application for a $63,000 grant from the Broward County Boating Improvement Program (2026/2027 cycle) to fund derelict vessel removal. The resolution also authorizes city officials to execute grant documents and amends the FY 2026 operating budget accordingly.
Hollywood Adopts Water Facility Plan for 4-Log Virus Disinfection via DEP SRF
R-2025-377, passed by the Hollywood City Commission, adopts the Water Facility Plan required for accessing Florida DEP State Revolving Fund financing to implement 4-log virus disinfection improvements to the city's water system. This plan is a prerequisite for the city to secure low-interest SRF loans for the mandated upgrades.
Hollywood Approves $12.05M SRF Loan for Groundwater Treatment Project
R-2025-378 authorizes the City of Hollywood to apply for a $12,050,000 State Revolving Fund loan (including capitalized interest and loan service fees) to fund the Four-Log Treatment of Groundwater Project. The resolution establishes pledged revenues to secure the loan and designates authorized representatives.
Hollywood Accepts $25,814 FDOT Pedestrian/Bike Safety Grant
Resolution R-2025-376, passed by the Hollywood City Commission, ratifies an application for and accepts a $25,813.56 grant from the Florida Department of Transportation's Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety High Visibility Enforcement Program. The resolution also amends the FY 2026 operating budget to incorporate the grant funds.
Lauderhill Denies Late-Night Hours for U Save Food Store at 4039 NW 19th St
Resolution No. 25R-09-202 sought a special exception use development order to extend operating hours from 6:00 AM–11:00 PM to 6:00 AM–2:00 AM for an existing convenience store (U Save Food Store) on a 0.27± acre site at 4039 NW 19th Street in the General Commercial (CG) zoning district. The resolution failed, meaning the extended hours were denied.
Lauderhill Approves Special Exception for Outdoor Vehicle Storage & Metal Site at 1701 NW 31st Ave
Resolution No. 25R-10-205, passed by the Lauderhill City Commission, grants 1701 NW 31 LLC (on behalf of Coastal Waste & Recycling Inc.) a special exception use development order in the Light Industrial (IL) zoning district. The approval allows outdoor storage of commercial vehicles and a resource metal acceptance site on an approximately 1.99-acre parcel at 1701 NW 31st Avenue.
Lauderhill Passes 3rd Amendment to Le Parc Development Agreement
Ordinance No. 25O-09-142 approves the third amendment to the real estate development agreement and addendum between the City of Lauderhill and Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The ordinance passed the City Commission on October 27, 2025, with the amendment attached in substantially the same form as Exhibit "A."
Lauderhill Passes Ord. 25O-10-143: Building Inspections Now Start at 30 Years
Ordinance No. 25O-10-143 amends Lauderhill Code Chapter 6, Article IV, changing the mandatory building safety inspection threshold from 40 years to 30 years and updating related provisions. The ordinance passed the City Commission on October 27, 2025.
Lauderhill Passes Ord. 25O-10-144 Tightening Business Licensing & Owner Liability
Ordinance No. 25O-10-144 amends Lauderhill Code Chapter 12, Article I, Section 12-3 to revise the purpose statement, clarify prohibitions on unauthorized and illegal businesses, update certificate-of-use and local business tax receipt requirements, and strengthen property owner responsibilities. The ordinance passed at the October 27, 2025 City Commission meeting.
Lauderhill Backs 3 Projects for MPO's Amended 2050 Transportation Plan
Resolution 25R-10-203 would express the City Commission's support for three projects to be included in the Metropolitan Planning Organization's amended 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan. The resolution authorizes the City Manager and City Attorney to take all necessary actions to effectuate the city's participation.
Lauderhill Approves Interlocal for Broward Unsafe Structures Board Services
Resolution 25R-10-204 authorizes an interlocal agreement between Broward County and Lauderhill for the County to provide staff services in connection with hearings before the Broward County Unsafe Structures Board. The Mayor and City Manager are authorized to execute the agreement, with the City Manager and City Attorney empowered to take all necessary implementing actions.
Lauderhill Approves FPL Agreement for Phase 2 LED Lighting Conversion
Resolution 25R-10-207 authorizes the City Manager to execute an agreement with Florida Power & Light Company for Phase 2 conversion of lighting facilities to LED within the City of Lauderhill. The resolution also authorizes the City Manager and City Attorney to take all necessary steps to effectuate the agreement.
Lauderhill Passes Ordinance 25O-09-141 Updating Recyclable Waste Fee Schedule
Ordinance No. 25O-09-141 amends Lauderhill Code Chapter 10, Article II, Section 10-22 to update the recyclable waste fee schedule, effective October 1, 2025. The ordinance was requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs and passed the City Commission.
Lauderhill Appoints Cheryl Langley to General Employee Pension Board
Resolution 25R-10-206 would approve the City Manager's appointment of Cheryl Langley to the General Employee Pension Board for the remainder of an unexpired four-year term expiring June 2029. The resolution also grants the City Manager and City Attorney authority to effectuate the appointment.
Lauderhill Passes Resolution Supporting SB 178 for Student-Athlete Aid
Resolution No. 25R-10-208 expresses the Lauderhill City Commission's support for Florida Senate Bill 178, which would permit coaches to provide financial assistance to public K-12 student athletes. The commission directed the City Clerk to send certified copies to the Florida Senate President, House Speaker, Senator Shevrin Jones, and the Broward County Legislative Delegation.
Miramar OKs $74,520 Change Order for EV Chargers at Sunset Lakes
Resolution R8526 approves Change Order No. 1 to the City's agreement with CityVitae, adding $74,520 for a total project cost of $106,800 to supply and install additional electric vehicle charging stations at the Sunset Lakes Community Center. The item is on the October 15, 2025, regular meeting agenda and has not yet been voted on.
Miramar Ends Broward College Sublease at Library & Ed Center
Resolution R8521 seeks approval to terminate the sublease agreement between the City of Miramar and Broward College for second-floor space within the Miramar Library & Educational Center. The item is sponsored by the Development and Intergovernmental Affairs Officer and is scheduled for the October 15, 2025 regular commission meeting.
Miramar Extends Water Pipeline Assessment Contract for ~$300K
Resolution R8510 seeks approval of Amendment No. 3 to the existing agreement with McKim & Creed, Inc., extending the Water Pipeline Condition Assessment & Non-Revenue Water Management Program across the city's water distribution service area. The amendment authorizes a not-to-exceed amount of $249,958.48 plus a $50,000 contingency, totaling $299,958.48.
$207K Fourth Amendment to Miramar Security Guard Contract for Utilities
Resolution R8523 approves the Fourth Amendment to Miramar's security guard services agreement with Bright Light Security Services, LLC, authorizing an additional $207,000 for security at three City utility treatment plants from October 1, 2025 through January 31, 2026. The item is sponsored by the Utilities Assistant Director and Procurement Director.
Miramar Awards $2.28M Complete Streets Phase III Contract via IFB 25-022
Resolution R8492 approves awarding IFB No. 25-022 for the Miramar Complete Streets Phase III project (FDOT-LAP Project No. FM 443945-1) to lowest responsive and responsible bidder Conengineers Builders, LLC, for a not-to-exceed amount of $2,230,069.60 plus a $50,000 construction contingency, totaling $2,280,069.60. The resolution authorizes the City Manager to execute the agreement with the contractor.
Miramar Awards $287.8K CEI Services Contract for Complete Streets Phase III
Resolution R8493 approves the final ranking and award of FDOT-RFQ No. 25-04-21 for Contract Administration / CEI services on Miramar's Complete Streets Phase III project (FM 443945.1) to HBC Engineering Company. The professional services agreement authorizes the City Manager to execute a contract not to exceed $287,829.20.
Miramar Awards $2.115M NAPA Parts Store Contract via Sourcewell Piggyback
Resolution R8505 approves a $2,115,000 agreement with Genuine Parts Company (d/b/a NAPA Integrated Business Solutions) for contractor-operated parts store services, running from December 30, 2025, through December 3, 2028. The city is piggybacking on Sourcewell Contract No. 090624 for vendor-managed inventory and logistics management for fleets and facilities.
Miramar Approves Amended Employment Agreement for City Manager
Resolution #R8538 approves an amended employment agreement for City Manager services with Dr. Roy L. Virgin. The item was presented by City Attorney Norman Powell at the October 15, 2025 regular commission meeting.
Miramar Renews IT Software Licenses Totaling ~$211K for FY2026
Resolution R8511 approves renewal of software licenses and maintenance with Ultimate Kronos Group (not to exceed $90,339) and security software licenses and maintenance with Alchemy Technology Group (not to exceed $120,676) for Fiscal Year 2026. Combined spending totals approximately $211,015.
Pembroke Pines Audits Lobbyist Contracts: Ericks, Lawrence Smith, Smith Bryan & Myers
The Commission Auditor presented completed audits of the Waste Pro sanitation collection and disposal contract and three lobbyist contracts — Ericks Consultants, Lawrence J. Smith P.A., and Smith, Bryan & Myers, Inc. — alongside the draft 2026 Risk Assessment and Audit Plan. The item passed at the October 15, 2025, final meeting.
$4.15M Approved for Year One Roadway & Infrastructure Projects
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects under the city's three-year strategic plan. The motion passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
$4.15M Approved for Year One Roadway & Infrastructure Projects
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects under the city's three-year strategic plan. The motion passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
$4.15M Approved for Year One Roadway & Infrastructure Projects
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of the city's three-year strategic plan. The motion passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
Pembroke Pines Consolidates November Meetings to Single Nov. 19 Date
The Pembroke Pines City Commission voted to combine its two November meetings into a single meeting on November 19th. The item passed.
Pembroke Pines Holds Closed-Door Session on Charter School Safety Plans
The City Commission will conduct a closed-door session under Section 281.301, F.S., regarding school safety for Pembroke Pines Charter Schools. The linked consent item seeks approval of the 2025-2026 FSSAT assessment, FSU/FSUS district best practices, updated K-12 threat management policy, updated K-12 emergency preparedness plan, and authorization to apply for and receive the 2025-2026 School Hardening Grant.
Pembroke Pines Approves $55,550 Water Plant Pump Purchase
The Commission approved the purchase of a replacement transfer pump for the city's water treatment plant from PSI Technologies, Inc. for up to $55,550, citing the sole-source or specialized-equipment exception under Section 35.18(c)(7)(d) of the City's Code of Ordinances. The item passed at the October 15, 2025 meeting.
Pompano CRA Approves $6.5M Community Trust & Amended Downtown MDA with RP Pompano
The CRA passed Resolution 26-58 approving a First Amendment to the Master Development Agreement between the City, the CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC for the downtown public-private redevelopment project. The amendment adds community benefit elements — including a $6.5 million Community Benefits Trust funded by the developer over ten years, workforce housing requirements, affordable housing programs (down payment/rental assistance and a potential "tiny home" program), an education resource center, cultural/historical features, and local business enterprise participation — along with a $9 million increase to the civic facilities budget to be financed over 30 years.
Pompano Beach CRA Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
Resolution 26-60 expresses the Pompano Beach CRA's approval of an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan and formally requests that the City Commission approve the amendment. The resolution passed at the October 29, 2025 meeting with no stated fiscal impact.
Pompano Beach CRA's $75M TIF Bond for NW District Fails Vote
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency sought approval of a supplemental resolution authorizing up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds for the Northwest District Area, supplementing Master Bond Resolution No. 2022-20. The bonds would have carried annual debt service of approximately $6.7 million through 2049 to finance redevelopment projects in the Northwest District, but the resolution failed.
Pompano Beach Approves $6.5M Community Benefits Trust, $9M Civic Budget Increase for Downtown P3
Resolution 26-62 amends the Master Development Agreement between Pompano Beach, its CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC to incorporate additional downtown project elements including cultural features, affordable housing programs (down payment/rental assistance, potential tiny homes), a satellite college resource center, and local business enterprise participation. The developer commits $6.5 million over ten years to a Community Benefits Trust, while the city adds $9 million to the civic facilities budget — financed over 30 years — for a vocational tech/college resource center and local business incentives.
Pompano Beach $137M Certificates of Participation Ordinance Fails on 1st Reading
Ordinance P.H. 2026-11 would have authorized issuance of up to $137 million in Certificates of Participation under a Civic Facilities Master Lease Program, with anticipated maximum annual debt service of $9.6 million over a 30-year term. The ordinance failed on first reading at the October 29, 2025 City Commission meeting.
Pompano Beach CRA Tax Increment Bonds for NW District Approved
Resolution 26-64 approves a supplemental resolution authorizing the Pompano Beach CRA to issue Tax Increment Revenue Bonds for the Northwest District Area, in one or more series of tax-exempt and/or taxable bonds, under the Agency's existing Master Bond Resolution to finance redevelopment projects. The bonds will be sold through negotiated sale and the resolution passed at the October 29, 2025 City Commission meeting.
Pompano Beach Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
Resolution 26-66 approves an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan, as recommended by the Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency. The resolution passed at the October 29, 2025 City Commission meeting with no stated fiscal impact.
Pompano Beach Commission Rejects RP Pompano Master Dev Agreement Technical Matters
Resolution 26-67, seeking approval of technical matters under the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC, failed at the October 29, 2025 City Commission meeting. No fiscal impact was reported for the resolution.
Pompano Beach Commission Votes on City Hall & Garage Design Concept
Resolution 26-65 seeks City Commission approval of the design concept for a new City Hall and parking garage, as required by Section 2.5(e) of the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC. No fiscal impact is listed for this particular approval step.
Aventura Ranks Firms for CMAR Services on Proposed High School
The Aventura City Commission will vote on the final ranking of firms that responded to RFQ No. 2025-07 for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for the proposed Aventura High School. The resolution also authorizes the City Manager to negotiate an agreement with the top-ranked firm.
Aventura Eyes Land Use Redesignation on ~14-Acre Tract
The Aventura City Commission is considering an ordinance to approve a small-scale amendment to the Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan, redesignating an approximately 13.93- The amendment proceeds under Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes, which governs small-scale comp plan changes.
Aventura Amends TC4 Mixed-Use District Land Development Rules
The City of Aventura is considering an ordinance amending Chapter 31 of its Land Development Regulations, specifically Section 31-145(E) governing the Town Center Office Park Mixed Use (TC4) District, including changes to the district's purpose, permitted uses, and additional provisions. The amendments target one of Aventura's key mixed-use zoning districts near the Town Center area.
Aventura Eyes Limited Service Hotels Adjacent to Town Center 1 District
This ordinance would amend the city's conditional use regulations to add the Town Center 1 zoning district to the list of districts where limited service hotels can be located adjacent. The change expands the geographic eligibility for limited service hotel development in Aventura.
Aventura Highlights FDEP Resilient Florida Vulnerability Assessment
The Aventura City Commission is receiving several special presentations including proclamations, employee service awards, a Give Miami Day presentation, and a presentation on the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Resilient Florida Comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment.
Aventura Consent Agenda Bundled for Single Vote
The Aventura City Commission will consider its Consent Agenda as a single bundled motion.
Aventura Accepts ACES School Financial Report for FY Ending June 2025
The Aventura City Commission, acting as the governing board for the Aventura City of Excellence School (ACES), will vote to accept for filing the special purpose financial report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025. This is a routine financial reporting action for the charter school operation.
Coral Gables Appoints Mayor Lago as RTZ Liaison with Miami-Dade County
The City Commission passed a resolution appointing Mayor Vince Lago to represent Coral Gables in discussions with Miami-Dade County regarding the Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ). The item addresses intergovernmental coordination on transit-oriented planning but does not specify any capital projects, contracts, or funding amounts.
Coral Gables Eyes Pickleball Court Expansion at Jude Park
The City Commission passed a resolution directing the city manager to explore funding and design options for expanding Peter and Sallye Jude Park to include a pickleball court. No budget, timeline, or design scope was specified in the resolution.
Coral Gables Awards Theater Programming Services to Evolve Theatre Co.
The Coral Gables City Commission approved the award of RFP 2025-016 for Theater Programming Services to Evolve Theatre Company, based on the Chief Procurement Officer's recommendation.
Coral Gables Awards STEM Tutoring Services Contract via RFP 2025-018
The City Commission approved the award of RFP 2025-018 for Professional S.T.E.M. Program Services to Study Smart Tutors, Inc., the highest ranked responsive and responsible proposer.
Coral Gables Accepts $56,500 Grant for Marine Patrol Vessel
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $56,500 grant from the Florida InLand Navigation District (Grant No. DA-CG-25-307) for the purchase of a small marine patrol vessel and night vision equipment. The resolution also authorizes a budget amendment to recognize and appropriate the grant funds in FY 2025-2026.
Coral Gables Accepts $100K FDLE Grant for Drone Replacement
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $100,000 grant from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement under the Drone Replacement Program (Grant Agreement No. 3X247). The funds will be appropriated toward the cost of replacing law enforcement drones.
Coral Gables Accepts $15K FDOT Litter Control Grant
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $15,000 Florida Department of Transportation Litter Control and Prevention Grant for the "Keep Coral Gables Beautiful" initiative. The FY 2025-2026 budget will be amended to recognize the grant revenue and appropriate the funds.
Doral Awards $96.9K Design Work Order for NW 104 Ave Roadway & Drainage
The Doral City Council is considering a work order with Marlin Engineering Inc. for professional engineering services covering the design and permitting of roadway and drainage improvements along NW 104 Avenue from NW 68 Street to the Vintage Place Condominium entrance, in an amount not to exceed $96,870.09. This is a design-phase engagement under an existing continuing services contract.
Doral Approves $1.99M, 5-Year Canal Maintenance Deal with County
The Doral City Council is set to authorize a five-year interlocal agreement with Miami-Dade County Stormwater Utility for canal infrastructure maintenance at up to $389,876 per year, totaling $1,990,780 over the term. The agreement includes a $41,400 preventive mitigation/emergency repair contingency.
Doral Renews Digital Budget Software via TIPS Contract
Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize the City Manager to use TIPS cooperative purchasing Contract No. 230105 to renew the city's digital budget book and add personnel, operating, and capital budgeting modules. The resolution authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds for the software platform.
Doral Renews Microsoft Licenses via TIPS Contract with UDT
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize the City Manager to renew Microsoft products and licenses through the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program on a yearly basis with United Data Technologies Inc. (UDT), using TIPS cooperative contract 230105 for Technology Solutions Products and Services. The resolution authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds under Section 2-322 of the city code.
Doral Renews IT Virtualization Software via TIPS Contract with GovConnection
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize the City Manager to use TIPS cooperative contract 230105 to renew virtualization and server infrastructure software subscriptions through a multi-year agreement with GovConnection Inc.
Doral Approves Dell IT Equipment Purchase via NASPO for FY 2025-2026
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize IT equipment, software, and maintenance purchases from Dell through NASPO Master Agreement Number 23026 for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The resolution piggybacks on an existing state cooperative contract rather than issuing a new RFP.
Doral Revises Recreation Fee Schedule for Parks & Rec Programs
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to approve a revised recreation fee schedule for the city's Parks and Recreation Department. No specific dollar amounts or fee changes are detailed in the agenda title.
Doral Awards Chemical Supply Contract to Hawkins, Inc. for Aquatic Center
The Doral City Council is considering awarding ITB #2025-11 for the purchase and delivery of liquid sodium hypochlorite solution to Hawkins, Inc. for the Doral Central Park Aquatic Center. The contract carries an initial three-year term with two one-year renewal options.
Doral Accepts $37,500 FDLE Grant for Police Drone Project
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize a state financial assistance agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (Agreement No. PW008) for up to $37,500 to fund the Doral Police Department's Aerial Drone Support Project. The grant funds a law enforcement technology initiative, not a construction or infrastructure project.
Doral Accepts $750K State Grant for Police Mobile Command Vehicle
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a financial assistance agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (Agreement No. PW009) for up to $750,000 to fund a mobile command vehicle for the Doral Police Department. This is a state grant-funded procurement for law enforcement equipment.
Hialeah Council Considers Purchasing Authorization Resolution
The Hialeah City Council is set to vote on a resolution authorizing the Mayor or designee to sign purchasing documents related to a procurement action originating from the Purchasing Division. The resolution references Exhibit A (item 041) as the operative document.
Zoning Ordinance for R-3 Property at 76 W 14th St, Hialeah
The Hialeah City Council is considering an ordinance related to a property at 76 West 14th Street, currently zoned R-3 (Multiple-Family District). The ordinance references code sections 98-2189(19)(b) and 98-2203(a) and includes a repeal of conflicting prior ordinances.
Hialeah Zoning Variances Sought for Residential Project Setbacks & Unit Size
A proposed ordinance requests multiple zoning variances for a residential development in Hialeah, including reducing minimum unit size to 500 square feet for up to 25% of units (from the 700 sq ft minimum), eliminating the 15-foot interior south side and rear setbacks, and modifying parking requirements. The project seeks flexibility on unit sizing and building envelope standards.
Hialeah Variance Sought for Parking & Pervious Area Near W 30th St
The Hialeah City Council is considering a variance to allow 96% pervious area (vs. 30% minimum), reduce required parking from 24 to 10 spaces, and permit back-out parking onto the West 30 Street right-of-way for a property outside the low-density residential designation where back-out parking is normally restricted.
Pinecrest Awards Metric Engineering Stormwater & Civil Design Contract
The Pinecrest Village Council is set to authorize a contract with Metric Engineering for miscellaneous stormwater management design services and miscellaneous civil design services. No specific dollar amount is stated in the agenda item.
Pinecrest Adopts 2025 Miami-Dade Local Mitigation Strategy
The Village Council is set to adopt a resolution formally accepting the 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy, which outlines hazard mitigation priorities across the county. Adoption of the LMS is typically required for municipalities to remain eligible for federal hazard mitigation grant funding from FEMA.
Pinecrest Hires SCS Engineers for Transportation Fee Study
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to contract with SCS Engineers to conduct a transportation fee study. The study will evaluate the Village's transportation fee structure, which could lead to revised impact or mobility fees for new development and construction.
Pinecrest Authorizes Collection Agency Services Agreement
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to negotiate a professional services agreement with Checkmark Collections for collection agency services.
Pinecrest Authorizes Auto-Renewal of Legacy IT Software Agreements
The Village Council considered a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to proceed with auto-renewal of legacy software agreements for IT software and services.
Pinecrest Council to Discuss Gravel-in-Swales Policy
Vice Mayor Greenberg placed a discussion item on the Pinecrest Village Council agenda regarding the use of gravel in swales.
Pinecrest Awards Cypress Hall Restaurant Operator Agreement to Platea Group
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to enter into an agreement with Platea Group to operate the Cypress Hall restaurant at Pinecrest Gardens.
Broward Approves $830K FEMA Port Security Grant for Capital Projects
Broward County accepted a $622,938 FEMA Port Security Grant requiring $207,646 in county matching funds, totaling $830,584 for port security enhancement capital projects. The grant covers the period September 1, 2025 through August 31, 2028, and the associated budget resolution (No. 2025-410) was adopted unanimously 9-0.
WestJet Signs 5-Year Terminal 2 Lease at FLL Airport
Broward County is approving a lease agreement with WestJet for airline ticket office space in Terminal 2 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, running from November 17, 2025, through November 16, 2030. The item is a standard tenant lease and does not involve construction procurement or capital improvements.
Broward Approves $25K for RTBC Home Repair Program
Broward County is approving a $25,000 agreement with Rebuilding Together Broward County, Inc. (RTBC) to provide services for the BMSD Block Rebuild Program and other minor home assessment and repair work in Commission Districts 5 and 8. The agreement authorizes the Mayor, Clerk, and County Administrator to execute and implement the contract.
$1.3M Budget Transfer for BSO Forfeiture Unit Operations
Broward County Commission will consider a budget resolution transferring $1,296,186 within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund to support operations of the Broward Sheriff's Office Forfeiture Unit. This is an internal fund transfer for ongoing law enforcement operations, not a capital project or construction procurement.
Coconut Creek Approves Amendment for Surtax-Funded Sample Road Sidewalk Work
The Coconut Creek City Commission passed RES 2025-153, authorizing the mayor to execute the first amendment to an interlocal agreement with Broward County for constructing sidewalk improvements within the Sample Road (SR 834) right-of-way. The project, designated COCO-016, is funded through the Broward County transportation surtax program.
Coconut Creek Awards 10-Firm General Engineering Bench via RFQ 07-09-25-11
The Coconut Creek City Commission passed RES 2025-147 authorizing agreements with ten short-listed firms for general professional engineering services under RFQ No. 07-09-25-11. The selected firms are Calvin, Giordano & Associates; Carnahan, Proctor and Cross; Craven Thompson & Associates; Chen Moore and Associates; Flynn Engineering Services; H2M Architects & Engineers; Keith and Associates; Kimley-Horn and Associates; R.J. Behar & Company; and Sun-Tech Engineering.
Coconut Creek Awards Economic Redevelopment Strategy Contract via RFP
The Coconut Creek City Commission passed RES 2025-161, authorizing an agreement with Redevelopment Management Associates, LLC to prepare a comprehensive set of economic development and redevelopment strategies and a long-term financial analysis, pursuant to RFP No. 06-18-25-11.
Coconut Creek Community Shuttle Interlocal Amendment Fails
Resolution 2025-158, which would have authorized a fifth amendment to the interlocal agreement with Broward County for community shuttle service, failed at the October 23, 2025 City Commission meeting.
Coconut Creek Approves T-Mobile Tower Lease Amendment (First Reading)
The City Commission passed on first reading an ordinance authorizing the fourth amendment to a lease agreement with T-Mobile South, LLC for a communications tower on city land. The amendment covers equipment modifications on the tower, expansion of the ground lease area, and replacement of ground-level equipment.
Coconut Creek Updates Off-Duty Police Officer Fees
The City Commission passed an ordinance on second reading updating the fee schedule for hiring off-duty police officers and police service aides for unofficial functions.
Fort Lauderdale Rejects Sole Proposal for Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission voted to reject the sole proposal received for the Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement project under RFP Event No. 482-2, located in Commission District 2. The rejection of the only bid signals the city will likely re-solicit this project.
Fort Lauderdale Accepts Drainage Easement for River Oaks Stormwater Project
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved a resolution accepting a drainage easement from SHM LMC, LLC for the River Oaks Neighborhood Stormwater Improvements project in Commission District 4. The easement acquisition signals active progress on this stormwater capital improvement project.
Fort Lauderdale Approves Fire Rescue Interlocal Agreement with Wilton Manors
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Wilton Manors for fire rescue services, affecting all four commission districts.
Fort Lauderdale Approves $114K Dock Lease with Rubber Duck Holdings
The City Commission approved a dock lease agreement with Rubber Duck Holdings, Inc. (d/b/a Yachtsalesinternational.com) for $114,261.60, retroactive from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, in Commission District 4. This is a one-year lease of city-owned dock space, not a construction contract.
Hallandale Beach Awards $411K Telemetry Upgrade to Florida Design Contractors
The City Commission is set to award Bid #FY2024-2025-24 for Telemetry Systems Upgrades to Florida Design Contractors, LLC for $411,308, plus a 10% contingency (approximately $41,131). The project falls under the Public Works Department and involves upgrades to the city's telemetry infrastructure.
Hallandale Beach Previews Land Development Code Rewrite
The Sustainable Development Director is presenting a comprehensive rewrite of Hallandale Beach's Land Development Code to the City Commission. A full code rewrite typically revises zoning standards, site plan requirements, landscaping and stormwater rules, parking ratios, and development review procedures.
Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Traffic Calming Study Presented
The Transportation and Mobility Director presented a traffic calming evaluation for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District (TISND) in Hallandale Beach. The evaluation assesses traffic conditions and potential calming measures for the district.
Hallandale Beach OKs Broward County Access for Segment III Beach Renourishment
The City Commission is considering an interlocal agreement with Broward County to allow county crews access through South City Beach Park for annual beach tilling operations tied to the Segment III Beach Renourishment Project. The agreement formalizes the access arrangement required to maintain the renourished beach segment.
$1.14M Avigilon Camera Install Bypasses Competitive Bid in Hallandale Beach
Hallandale Beach City Commission is considering a resolution to waive competitive solicitation and piggyback on a Broward Sheriff's Office contract to purchase and install Avigilon multi-sensor public safety cameras and associated equipment for $1,137,241. The project is sponsored by the Police Chief's office and would expand the city's existing surveillance camera network.
Hallandale Beach Shifts Plat/Replat Approval Authority Under SB 784
The resolution designates which authority—likely administrative staff—will approve plat and replat applications in Hallandale Beach, conforming to Florida Senate Bill SB 784's requirements for streamlined plat processing. The measure also provides for administrative approval of such applications, potentially bypassing the full commission review process for qualifying submittals.
Hallandale Beach July Monthly Budget Report Presented
The Budget & Program Monitoring Director presented the July monthly budget report to the Hallandale Beach City Commission.
Hollywood Amends FY2026 Operating Budgets and Capital Improvement Plan
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution amending the FY2026 operating budgets across various funds and the FY2026 Capital Improvement Plan, both originally adopted under R-2025-335 and R-2025-336 respectively. The resolution also authorizes city officials to accept grants and execute related grant documents.
Hollywood Awards $854K CMAR Phase II for City Hall Space Planning
The Hollywood City Commission approved a Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) Phase II construction services agreement with Journey C&D Group Inc. for the City Hall Space Planning Project, a capital improvement project, at a guaranteed maximum price of up to $853,966.94. This resolution was passed at the October 22, 2025 regular meeting.
Hollywood Adopts Water Facility Plan for 4-Log Virus Disinfection Upgrades
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution adopting a Water Facility Plan for 4-Log virus disinfection improvements, a requirement tied to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's State Revolving Fund (SRF) program. Adoption of the facility plan is a prerequisite step to securing low-interest SRF financing for the construction of the disinfection upgrades.
Hollywood Approves $12.05M SRF Loan for Groundwater Treatment Project
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution authorizing loan applications totaling $12,050,000 (including capitalized interest and loan service fees) through the State Revolving Fund program to fund a Four-Log Treatment of Groundwater project. The resolution establishes pledged revenues and designates authorized representatives for the loan agreement.
Hollywood Extends PMA Consultants Project Controls Contract for $149,868
The Hollywood City Commission approved a third amendment to its contract with PMA Consultants, LLC, for project controls and support services, adding up to $149,868 and extending the term through September 30, 2026. This contract covers consulting services that typically support scheduling, cost management, and oversight of capital projects.
Hollywood Amends Exterior Paint & Public Art Standards
The Hollywood City Commission passed an ordinance amending Article 3 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations to revise standards governing exterior surface painting, building color, and art in public places. The ordinance includes a severability clause.
Hollywood OKs $2M/Year Waste Processing Blanket Purchase Agreements
The City Commission approved blanket purchase agreements with Waste Management Inc. of Florida, Panzarella MRF LLC, and Coastal Waste & Recycling, Inc. for recycling, yard waste, bulk waste, and commingled waste processing and disposal services at up to $2,000,000 annually for an initial five-year term with one optional three-year renewal. The total potential spend over the full eight-year period could reach $16 million across the three vendors.
Hollywood Approves $120K/Year Records Storage Contract with Vital Records
The Hollywood City Commission approved a five-year agreement with Vital Records Holdings, LLC (d/b/a Vital Records Control) for records management storage and shredding services at up to $120,000 annually. The total contract value over five years is up to $600,000.
Hollywood Approves $185K MOU for Pension Plan Restructuring
The Hollywood City Commission approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Hollywood Employees' Retirement Fund (COHERF), authorizing reimbursement up to $185,000 for work related to establishing new defined contribution and hybrid retirement options. The resolution passed at the October 22, 2025 meeting.
Hollywood Approves $150K/Yr Benefits Consultant Contract
The Hollywood City Commission approved an agreement with RSC Insurance Brokerage, Inc. (d/b/a Risk Strategies Company) for benefits consultant services at up to $150,000 annually. This is an administrative services contract for employee benefits consulting, not a construction or capital project.
Hollywood Secures $63K Broward Grant for Derelict Vessel Removal
The City Commission approved a resolution ratifying an application for a $63,000 Broward Boating Improvement Program grant from the Broward County Marine Advisory Committee for derelict vessel removal. The resolution also amends the FY2026 operating budget to accept the grant funds.
Hollywood Accepts $25.8K FDOT Pedestrian & Bike Safety Grant
The Hollywood City Commission ratified an application and authorized acceptance of a $25,813.56 grant from FDOT's Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety High Visibility Enforcement Program. The resolution also amends the FY2026 operating budget to incorporate the grant funds.
Lauderhill Cuts Building Safety Inspection Trigger From 40 to 30 Years
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-10-143, amending Chapter 6 of the Code of Ordinances to require building safety inspections for structures 30 years or older, down from the previous 40-year threshold. The ordinance also updates related provisions within the article governing the inspection program.
Lauderhill Backs 3 Projects for MPO's 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan
The Lauderhill City Commission is considering a resolution in support of the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization's amended 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan, specifically endorsing three projects for inclusion. The resolution authorizes the City Manager and City Attorney to take all necessary steps to advance these projects within the MPO plan.
Lauderhill Approves Phase 2 LED Lighting Conversion with FPL
The Lauderhill City Commission is considering a resolution to approve an agreement with Florida Power & Light for the Phase 2 conversion of lighting facilities citywide to LED. The City Manager is being authorized to execute the LED lighting agreement.
Lauderhill Approves 3rd Amendment to Le Parc Development Agreement
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-09-142, approving the third amendment to the real estate development agreement and addendum with Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The amendment was requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs, Jr.,
Lauderhill Tightens Business Licensing & Property Owner Rules
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-10-144, amending Chapter 12 of the code to strengthen requirements for certificates of use and local business tax receipts, clarify prohibitions on unauthorized and illegal businesses, and increase property owner responsibilities. The ordinance revises the purpose statement and enforcement provisions for business regulations citywide.
Lauderhill Approves Special Exception for Outdoor Storage at 1701 NW 31st Ave
The Lauderhill City Commission passed a resolution granting 1701 NW 31 LLC, on behalf of Coastal Waste & Recycling Inc., a special exception use development order on a 1.99-acre parcel at 1701 NW 31st Avenue. The approval allows outdoor storage for commercial vehicles and a resource metal acceptance site in the Light Industrial (IL) zoning district.
Lauderhill Approves Interlocal Deal for Unsafe Structures Board Hearings
The Lauderhill City Commission is considering an interlocal agreement with Broward County to provide staff services for hearings before the Broward County Unsafe Structures Board.
Lauderhill Updates Recyclable Waste Fee Schedule Effective Oct 1, 2025
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-09-141, amending the Code of Ordinances to update the fee schedule for recyclable waste collection under Chapter 10, Article II, Section 10-22, effective October 1, 2025.
Miramar Awards $2.28M Complete Streets Phase III to Conengineers Builders
The Miramar City Commission is set to approve the award of IFB No. 25-022 for the Complete Streets Phase III project (FDOT-LAP Project No. FM 443945-1) to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, Conengineers Builders, LLC, for a not-to-exceed amount of $2,230,069.60 plus a $50,000 construction contingency, totaling $2,280,069.60. The project is tied to a Florida Department of Transportation Local Agency Program (LAP) agreement, indicating state funding participation.
Miramar Awards $288K CEI Contract for Complete Streets Phase III to HBC Engineering
Resolution R8493 approves the final ranking and award of FDOT-RFQ No. 25-04-21 for Contract Administration / Construction Engineering & Inspection (CEI) services on Miramar's Complete Streets Phase III project (FM 443945.1) to HBC Engineering Company. The professional services agreement carries a not-to-exceed amount of $287,829.20.
Miramar OKs $74.5K Change Order for EV Chargers at Sunset Lakes
Resolution R8526 approves Change Order No. 1 to the City's agreement with CityVitae, adding $74,520 for a revised total project cost of $106,800. The change order funds the supply and installation of additional electric vehicle charging stations at the Sunset Lakes Community Center.
Miramar Extends $300K Water Pipeline Assessment Contract to McKim & Creed
The City Commission is considering Amendment No. 3 to McKim & Creed, Inc.'s agreement for the expansion of its Water Pipeline Condition Assessment & Non-Revenue Water Management Program, adding $249,958.48 plus a $50,000 contingency for a total project cost of $299,958.48. The work covers the city's water distribution service area and focuses on identifying pipeline conditions and managing non-revenue water losses.
Miramar Awards $2.1M Fleet Parts Store Contract to NAPA via Sourcewell
Miramar is approving a $2,115,000 agreement with Genuine Parts Company (d/b/a NAPA Integrated Business Solutions) for contractor-operated parts store services, running from December 30, 2025, through December 3, 2028. The city is piggybacking on Sourcewell Contract No. 090624 for vendor-managed inventory and logistics management solutions for fleets and facilities.
Miramar Terminates Broward College Sublease at Library & Ed Center
The City of Miramar is considering a resolution to terminate its sublease agreement with Broward College for the 2nd floor space at the Miramar Library & Educational Center.
Miramar Renews IT Software Licenses for $211K in FY2026
The City Commission is considering renewal of software licenses and maintenance services with Ultimate Kronos Group (not to exceed $90,339) and security software licenses and maintenance from Alchemy Technology Group (not to exceed $120,676) for Fiscal Year 2026. Combined spend totals approximately $211,015 in IT operating expenditures.
Miramar Adds $207K to Security Guard Contract at Utility Plants
Resolution R8523 approves a fourth amendment to the security guard services agreement with Bright Light Security Services, LLC, adding $207,000 for guard services at three water/wastewater treatment plants. The additional funding covers the period from October 1, 2025, through January 31, 2026.
Pembroke Pines Approves $4.15M for Year-One Roadway & Infrastructure Projects
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of the city's three-year strategic plan. This vote locks in capital spending for near-term infrastructure work across the city.
Pembroke Pines Approves $4.15M for Year 1 Road & Infrastructure Projects
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects under the city's three-year strategic plan. This allocation covers the first tranche of a multi-year capital program focused on road and infrastructure upgrades.
Pembroke Pines Approves $4.15M for Year-One Road & Infrastructure Projects
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects under the city's three-year strategic plan. This vote passed at the October 15, 2025 meeting and unlocks the first tranche of a multi-year capital improvement program.
Pembroke Pines Charter Schools Seek 2025-26 School Hardening Grant
The Pembroke Pines City Commission will consider approving the 2025-2026 charter school safety assessment, updated threat management and emergency preparedness plans, and authorization to apply for and receive a 2025-2026 School Hardening Grant. A closed-door session under Section 281.301 F.S. will address school safety specifics tied to the consent agenda item.
Pembroke Pines Auditor Reviews Waste Pro Contract & 2026 Audit Plan
The Commission Auditor presented the draft 2026 Risk Assessment and Audit Plan alongside completed audits of the Waste Pro sanitation collection and disposal contract and three lobbyist contracts (Ericks Consultants, Lawrence J. Smith P.A., and Smith, Bryan & Myers, Inc.). The item was presented and passed at the October 15, 2025 meeting.
Pembroke Pines Approves $55,550 Transfer Pump for Water Plant
The City Commission approved the purchase of a replacement transfer pump for the city's water treatment plant from PSI Technologies, Inc. for up to $55,550. The purchase was made under a code exemption (Section 35.18(C)(7)(D)), bypassing the standard competitive bidding process.
Pompano CRA Approves $6.5M Trust + $9M Budget Hike for Downtown Redevelopment
The Pompano Beach CRA passed a first amendment to the Master Development Agreement with RP Pompano, LLC for the downtown redevelopment project, adding cultural features (Sports Hall of Fame wall, Pioneer Monument, Historical Business Walkway), an education resource center, workforce housing programs, streetscape/street lighting infrastructure, and local business enterprise participation requirements. The resolution acknowledges a $6.5 million Community Benefits Trust funded by the developer over ten years and a $9 million increase to the civic facilities budget—financed over 30 years—for a vocational tech/college resource center and local business participation incentives.
Pompano Beach CRA's $75M NW District Bond Issue FAILS at Vote
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency sought authorization to issue up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds for redevelopment projects in the Northwest District Area, with annual debt service of approximately $6.7 million through 2049. The resolution failed at the October 29, 2025 City Commission meeting.
Pompano Beach Adds $9M to Downtown Civic Build; $6.5M Dev Trust Created
The Pompano Beach City Commission approved a First Amendment to the Downtown Public-Private Redevelopment Agreement with RP Pompano, LLC, adding $9 million to the civic facilities budget to fund a vocational tech/college resource center and local business participation incentives, financed over 30 years. The developer, RP Pompano, LLC, will fund a $6,500,000 Community Benefits Trust payable over ten years, covering history/culture features, affordable housing programs, streetscape and street lighting infrastructure, and a Local Business Enterprises (LBE) participation component.
Pompano Beach $137M Civic Facilities Lease Program Fails on 1st Reading
Pompano Beach's proposed $137 million Certificates of Participation program for civic facility projects—structured as a master lease-purchase program with up to $9.6 million in annual debt service over 30 years—failed on first reading at the October 29 commission meeting. The program would have authorized the city to issue one or more series of tax-exempt and/or taxable certificates of participation for multiple civic facility projects.
Pompano Beach CRA Approves TIF Bond Issuance for NW District Projects
The Pompano Beach City Commission approved a supplemental resolution authorizing the CRA to issue tax increment revenue bonds for the Northwest District Area, structured as one or more series of tax-exempt and/or taxable bonds under the agency's existing master bond resolution. Bond proceeds will finance redevelopment projects in the Northwest District, though specific dollar amounts and project details were not listed in the agenda item.
Pompano Beach Approves Design Concept for New City Hall & Parking Garage
The City Commission is voting on a resolution to approve the design concept for a new City Hall and parking garage, as required under the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC. This design concept approval is a milestone step under Section 2.5(e) of that agreement, moving the project closer to construction documents and procurement.
Pompano Beach CRA Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency passed a resolution approving an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan and requesting City Commission approval of the amendment. No fiscal impact was identified for this item.
Pompano Beach Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
The City Commission passed a resolution approving an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan, as recommended by the Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency. No fiscal impact was noted for this action.
Pompano Beach Commission Rejects RP Pompano Master Development Technical Matters
The Pompano Beach City Commission voted to reject a resolution approving technical matters under the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC. No fiscal impact was listed; the resolution dealt with technical provisions of the existing development agreement.
Aventura Eyes Land Use Redesignation on ~14-Acre Tract
The Aventura City Commission is considering a small-scale amendment to the Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan, redesignating an approximate 13.93-acre tract of land. The ordinance follows the small-scale amendment process under Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes.
Aventura Amends TC4 Mixed-Use District Rules for Town Center Office Park
The City of Aventura is considering an ordinance amending the TC4 (Town Center Office Park Mixed Use) district regulations, modifying the district's purpose statement, permitted uses, and additional subsections within Section 31-145(E) of the Land Development Regulations. The changes target uses and standards governing properties within the TC4 zoning district.
Aventura May Allow Limited-Service Hotels Adjacent to Town Center 1
This ordinance amends the city's conditional use provisions to add the Town Center 1 zoning district to the list of districts where limited-service hotels can be located adjacent. The change expands the geographic eligibility for limited-service hotel development in Aventura.
Aventura Ranks Firms for High School Construction Manager-at-Risk
The Aventura City Commission is considering a resolution to approve the final ranking of firms that responded to RFQ No. 2025-07 for Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services for the proposed Aventura High School. The resolution would authorize the City Manager to negotiate an agreement with the top-ranked firm.
Coral Gables Appoints Mayor as Rep for Rapid Transit Zone Talks
The City Commission passed a resolution appointing Mayor Vince Lago to represent Coral Gables in discussions with Miami-Dade County regarding the Rapid Transit Zone (RTZ). RTZ policies govern zoning density, land use, and development standards near transit corridors, which can affect parking requirements, building heights, and allowable commercial uses.
Coral Gables Eyes Pickleball Court Expansion at Peter and Sallye Jude Park
The City Commission passed a resolution directing the city manager to explore funding and design options for expanding Peter and Sallye Jude Park to add a pickleball court. This is an exploratory directive with no specific budget or timeline attached.
Coral Gables Awards Theater Programming Contract to Evolve Theatre
The City Commission passed a resolution awarding RFP 2025-016 for Theater Programming Services to Evolve Theatre Company, following the Chief Procurement Officer's recommendation. The contract covers programming at the city's theater facility.
Coral Gables Accepts $56,500 Grant for Marine Patrol Vessel
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $56,500 grant from the Florida InLand Navigation District for a small marine patrol vessel and night vision equipment. The resolution also amends the FY 2025-2026 budget to recognize and appropriate the grant funds.
Coral Gables Accepts $100K State Grant for Drone Replacement Program
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $100,000 grant from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement under the Drone Replacement Program. The funds will be appropriated toward the cost of the city's drone program.
Coral Gables Accepts $15K State Litter Control Grant
The City Commission approved acceptance of a $15,000 Florida DOT Litter Control and Prevention Grant for the "Keep Coral Gables Beautiful" initiative. The resolution also amends the FY 2025-2026 budget to recognize the grant revenue and appropriate the funds.
Doral Revises Parks & Recreation Fee Schedule
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to approve a revised recreation fee schedule for the city's Parks and Recreation Department.
Doral Grants Leon Sport Corp Streamlined Special Event Permits
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to allow Leon Sport Corp to obtain special event permits through an administrative approval process rather than requiring full council approval each time, subject to certain limitations and conditions. The resolution includes a defined term and specific conditions under which the streamlined permitting applies.
Doral Renews Digital Budget Software via TIPS Contract
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution authorizing the City Manager to use TIPS Contract No. 230105 to renew the city's digital budget book platform and add personnel, operating, and capital budgeting modules. The resolution authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds for this internal financial management tool.
Doral Expands Internship Program with Miami-Dade Public Schools
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize internship and safety agreements with Miami-Dade County Public Schools for the academic year internship program. The agreements would expand the City's existing internship programs by partnering with the public school system.
Doral Renews Microsoft Licenses via Piggyback Contract with UDT
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize the City Manager to renew Microsoft products and licenses through the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program on a yearly basis with United Data Technologies Inc. (UDT), using the TIPS cooperative purchasing contract 230105. The resolution relies on Section 2-322 of the Doral Code, which permits piggybacking on existing cooperative contracts.
Doral Renews IT Software Subscription via TIPS Cooperative Contract
The Doral City Council will consider authorizing the City Manager to renew virtualization and server infrastructure software subscriptions through a multi-year agreement with GovConnection Inc., using the TIPS cooperative purchasing contract 230105. The resolution authorizes expenditure of budgeted funds for this internal IT procurement.
Doral Authorizes Dell IT Equipment Purchases via State Contract for FY 2025-26
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to purchase Dell IT equipment, software, accessories, support, and maintenance through a NASPO cooperative purchasing agreement for fiscal year 2025-2026. The resolution authorizes the City Manager to spend budgeted funds under state agreement number 43210000-23-NASPO-ACS.
Doral Approves $1,750 in Municipal Sponsorships to Two Nonprofits
The Doral City Council is considering $1,000 to Lend A Hand USA Foundation Inc. and $750 to Interamerican Scout Foundation as municipal sponsorships under Section 2-79 of the city code. Total outlay is $1,750 from city funds.
Doral Extends Fentanyl Eradication Agreement with FDLE for FY 2025-2026
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to extend its participation in the State Assistance for Fentanyl Eradication (SAFE) program through a voluntary cooperation mutual aid agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for state fiscal year 2025-2026. The program targets disruption of the fentanyl supply chain as part of broader opioid crisis response efforts.
Doral Accepts $37,500 FDLE Grant for Police Drone Program
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize a $37,500 state financial assistance agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for a police aerial drone support project. The grant funds would go to the Doral Police Department for drone-related capabilities.
Doral Accepts $750K State Grant for Police Mobile Command Vehicle
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution to authorize a $750,000 state financial assistance agreement with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for the purchase of a mobile command vehicle for the Doral Police Department. The grant funds come from FDLE Agreement No. PW009.
Doral OKs $96.9K for NW 104th Ave Road & Drainage Design Work
The Doral City Council is considering a $96,870.09 work order with Marlin Engineering Inc. for design and permitting of roadway and drainage improvements along NW 104th Avenue from NW 68th Street to the Vintage Place Condominium entrance. This covers professional engineering services only, not construction.
Doral OKs $1.99M, 5-Year Canal Maintenance Deal with Miami-Dade
The Doral City Council is considering a resolution authorizing a five-year interlocal agreement with Miami-Dade County Stormwater Utility for canal infrastructure maintenance at up to $389,876 per year, totaling $1,990,780 over the full term, which includes a $41,400 preventive mitigation/emergency repair contingency. The agreement covers stormwater management services for the city's canal system.
Hialeah Zoning Variances: Reduced Unit Sizes, Setbacks & Parking
This ordinance seeks multiple zoning variances for a residential development in Hialeah, including reducing the minimum unit size to 500 square feet for up to 25% of units (from a 700-square-foot minimum), eliminating interior south side and rear setbacks (from 15 feet required), and modifying parking requirements to 2 spaces. These deviations from standard zoning requirements would allow denser, more compact residential construction.
Hialeah Considers Parking & Pervious Area Variances Near W 30th St
This ordinance would grant variances allowing 96% pervious area (versus the 30% minimum), only 10 parking spaces instead of the 24 required, and back-out parking into the right-of-way on West 30th Street — a privilege normally reserved for low-density residential properties. The variances are being sought in contravention of standard zoning requirements for the site.
Hialeah Council Considers Purchasing Authorization Resolution
The Hialeah City Council is reviewing a resolution authorizing the Mayor or designee to sign purchasing-related documents referenced as Exhibit A. The resolution involves the Purchasing Division and includes standard authorization language for procurement execution.
Zoning Ordinance for R-3 Property at 76 W 14th St, Hialeah
The Hialeah City Council is considering an ordinance affecting a property at 76 West 14th Street, currently zoned R-3 (Multiple-Family District). The ordinance references municipal code sections 98-2189(19)(b) and 98-2203(a) and includes a repealer clause for conflicting ordinances.
Pinecrest Launches Transportation Fee Study via SCS Engineers
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to contract with SCS Engineers to conduct a transportation fee study. The study will likely evaluate or restructure how mobility/transportation impact fees are assessed within Pinecrest.
Pinecrest Hiring Collection Agency for Unpaid Debts
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to negotiate a professional services agreement with Checkmark Collections for collection agency services. This signals the Village intends to ramp up recovery of outstanding debts owed to the municipality.
Pinecrest Selects Platea Group as Cypress Hall Restaurant Operator
The Village Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Village Manager to enter into an agreement with Platea Group to operate the Cypress Hall restaurant at Pinecrest Gardens. This establishes a new private operator for a publicly owned dining venue within the municipal park.
Pinecrest Awards Engineering Contract for Stormwater & Civil Design
The Village Council is considering a resolution to authorize a contract with Metric Engineering for miscellaneous stormwater management and civil design services.
Pinecrest Adopts 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy
The Village Council is considering adoption of the 2025 Miami-Dade County Local Mitigation Strategy, a countywide hazard mitigation plan. Adopting this plan is typically required for municipalities to remain eligible for federal disaster mitigation grants through FEMA.
Pinecrest Vice Mayor Raises Gravel-in-Swales Discussion
Vice Mayor Greenberg placed a discussion item on the agenda regarding the use of gravel in swales in Pinecrest.
WestJet Secures 5-Year Lease at FLL Terminal 2
Broward County Commission will consider a terminal building lease agreement with WestJet for airline ticket office space in Terminal 2 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, running from November 17, 2025, through November 16, 2030. The consent item authorizes the Mayor and Clerk to execute the agreement.
Broward Accepts $623K Federal Grant for Port Security Upgrades
The Broward County Commission unanimously approved a $622,938 FEMA Port Security Grant with a $207,646 county match, totaling $830,584 for port security enhancements at Port Everglades. The grant covers expenses from September 1, 2025 through August 31, 2028, and the commission adopted a corresponding budget resolution (No. 2025-410).
Broward Approves $1.22M for Legal Aid Services to Residents
Broward County is set to approve a $1,220,000 agreement with Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. to provide legal services to eligible residents, effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with four one-year renewal options. The County Administrator would be authorized to execute non-financial amendments and take necessary budgetary actions.
Broward Approves $25K for Home Repair Program with Nonprofit
Broward County is approving a $25,000 agreement with Rebuilding Together Broward County, Inc. to provide services related to the BMSD Block Rebuild Program and other minor home assessment and repair work in Commission Districts 5 and 8. The agreement authorizes the Mayor and Clerk to execute and the County Administrator to take necessary administrative and budgetary actions.
$1.3M Internal Transfer for BSO Forfeiture Unit Operations
Broward County Commission will consider a budget resolution transferring $1,296,186 within the Law Enforcement Trust Fund to fund operations of the Broward Sheriff's Office Forfeiture Unit. This is an internal fund transfer, not a new tax or fee.
Coconut Creek Awards Engineering Contracts to 10 Firms
The City Commission approved agreements with ten short-listed firms to provide general professional engineering services under RFQ No. 07-09-25-11. The selected firms include Calvin Giordano, Carnahan Proctor and Cross, Craven Thompson, Chen Moore, Flynn Engineering, H2M Architects & Engineers, Keith and Associates, Kimley-Horn, R.J. Behar, and Sun-Tech Engineering.
Coconut Creek Community Shuttle Interlocal Agreement Amendment Fails
The City Commission voted down a resolution that would have authorized the fifth amendment to the interlocal agreement with Broward County for community shuttle service. The failed vote means the existing shuttle service arrangement will not be updated under the proposed terms.
Coconut Creek Updates Off-Duty Police Hire Fees for Private Events
The Coconut Creek City Commission passed an ordinance on second reading updating the fees businesses and private parties pay to hire off-duty police officers and police service aides for unofficial functions such as special events and private security. The ordinance amends Section 2-57 of the city code governing off-duty police services.
Coconut Creek Hires Consultant for Economic Development Strategy
The City Commission approved a contract with Redevelopment Management Associates, LLC to prepare comprehensive economic development and redevelopment strategies along with a long-term financial analysis, awarded through RFP No. 06-18-25-11. The resolution authorizes the City Manager to execute the agreement.
Coconut Creek Approves T-Mobile Cell Tower Lease Amendment (First Reading)
The City Commission passed on first reading an ordinance authorizing the fourth amendment to a lease agreement with T-Mobile South, LLC for a communications tower on city land. The amendment covers continued leasing, tower equipment modification, ground lease expansion, and replacement of ground-level equipment.
Coconut Creek Amends Interlocal Deal for Sample Road Sidewalk Work
The City Commission passed a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute the first amendment to an interlocal agreement with Broward County to construct sidewalk improvements along Sample Road (SR 834). The project, known as COCO-016, is funded through the Broward County transportation surtax.
Uptown 5K Road Closure Approved at FTL Executive Airport Nov 15
The Fort Lauderdale Commission approved an outdoor event agreement and related road closure with Trustbridge Foundation for the 2025 Uptown 5K on the Runway, scheduled for November 15, 2025, at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport in Commission District 1. The event will involve road closures in the airport area to accommodate the race.
Amplified Music Exemption Approved for Superyacht Gala at Broward Center Oct 29
Fort Lauderdale approved an outdoor event agreement and amplified music exemption for the International Superyacht Society Award Gala, hosted by the Broward Center for the Performing Arts on October 29, 2025, in Commission District 2. The motion passed on consent at the October 23 regular meeting.
North Beach Village Relay Race Approved with Breakers Ave Closure Nov 8
Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an outdoor event agreement and road closure on Breakers Avenue for the North Beach Village Relay Race on November 8, 2025, organized by NBV Property Management LLC. The closure extends beyond 10:00 a.m. on the Barrier Island, in Commission District 2.
Friday Street Dining Events Approved on NE 33rd St Near A1A Starting Nov 7
Fort Lauderdale approved an outdoor event agreement with Twinsplace LLC allowing "Friday Dining in the Streets" on the south side of NE 33rd Street from State Road A1A to NE 33rd Avenue every Friday from November 7, 2025, through January 30, 2026. The agreement includes road closures on that stretch each Friday for the duration of the event series.
Fort Lauderdale Approves Fire Rescue Interlocal Agreement with Wilton Manors
The Fort Lauderdale City Commission approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Wilton Manors for fire rescue services, affecting all four commission districts. The motion passed on the consent agenda at the October 23, 2025 regular meeting.
Fort Lauderdale Approves $114K Dock Lease with Yacht Sales Firm
The City Commission approved a dock lease agreement with Rubber Duck Holdings, Inc. (d/b/a Yachtsalesinternational.com) for $114,261.60, retroactive to October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, located in Commission District 4. This is a one-year lease of city-owned dock space to a private marine business.
Fort Lauderdale Amends Facility Use Agreement at Mills Pond Park
The City Commission approved a first amendment to a non-exclusive facility use agreement with Gold Coast Ski Club, Inc. for use of the lake at Mills Pond Park in Commission District 3. This is a consent motion that passed at the October 23, 2025 meeting.
Fort Lauderdale Rejects Sole Bid for Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement
The City Commission approved a motion rejecting the only proposal received for the Fort Lauderdale Beach Wave Wall Light Replacement project under RFP Event No. 482-2 in Commission District 2. The rejection of a sole proposal typically signals the city will re-solicit bids to achieve better pricing or competition.
Fort Lauderdale Accepts Drainage Easement for River Oaks Stormwater Work
The City Commission approved a resolution accepting a drainage easement from SHM LMC, LLC as part of stormwater improvements in the River Oaks neighborhood in District 4. This is a standard infrastructure-related easement acquisition for an ongoing capital project.
Hallandale Beach Previews Full Land Development Code Rewrite
The Sustainable Development Director is presenting the city's planned rewrite of the entire Land Development Code. This comprehensive overhaul will reshape zoning, signage, parking, loading, and development regulations across Hallandale Beach.
Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Traffic Calming Evaluation
The Transportation and Mobility Director is presenting a traffic calming evaluation for the Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District (TISND) in Hallandale Beach. This is a presentation item before the City Commission, not an action item requiring a vote.
Hallandale Beach July Monthly Budget Report Discussion
The City Commission will review the July monthly budget report, presented by the Budget & Program Monitoring Director.
Hallandale Beach OKs County Beach Access for Annual Tilling Operations
The City Commission is considering an interlocal agreement with Broward County to allow county crews access through South City Beach Park for annual tilling operations tied to the Segment III Beach Renourishment Project. This is a government-to-government operational agreement related to ongoing beach maintenance infrastructure.
$1.14M for Avigilon Public Safety Cameras in Hallandale Beach
Hallandale Beach is considering a resolution to waive competitive solicitation and piggyback on a Broward Sheriff's Office contract to purchase and install additional Avigilon multi-sensor public safety cameras and equipment for $1,137,241. The item is sponsored by the Police Chief and scheduled for the October 22, 2025 commission meeting.
Hallandale Beach Awards $411K for Telemetry Systems Upgrades
The City Commission is set to award Bid #FY2024-2025-24 to Florida Design Contractors, LLC for $411,308 plus a 10% contingency for telemetry systems upgrades managed by the Public Works Department. The project involves upgrading infrastructure monitoring systems used by city utilities.
Hallandale Beach Designates Plat Approval Authority Under SB 784
This resolution designates which authority in Hallandale Beach will approve plat and replat applications, in compliance with Florida Senate Bill 784, and provides for administrative approval of certain plat actions. SB 784 streamlined local platting processes statewide, and this resolution aligns the city's procedures accordingly.
Hollywood Revises Rules on Building Exterior Paint Colors and Public Art
The Hollywood City Commission passed an ordinance amending Article 3 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations to revise standards governing the painting and color of exterior surfaces of buildings and structures, as well as art in public places. The ordinance was approved at the October 22, 2025 regular meeting.
Hollywood Amends FY2026 Operating & Capital Budgets, Accepts Grants
The Hollywood City Commission passed Resolution R-2025-366, amending the FY2026 operating budgets across various funds and the FY2026 Capital Improvement Plan, both originally adopted under R-2025-335 and R-2025-336. The resolution also authorizes city officials to accept grants and execute related grant documents.
Hollywood Approves $12M State Loan for Groundwater Treatment Upgrade
The City Commission passed a resolution authorizing loan applications totaling $12,050,000 through the State Revolving Fund program for the Four-Log Treatment of Groundwater Project, which covers capitalized interest and loan service fees. The resolution establishes pledged revenues to secure the loan and designates authorized representatives to execute the agreement.
Hollywood OKs $2M/Year Waste Processing Contracts for Up to 8 Years
The Hollywood City Commission approved blanket purchase agreements with Waste Management Inc. of Florida, Panzarella MRF LLC, and Coastal Waste & Recycling, Inc. for recycling, yard waste, bulk waste, and commingled waste processing and disposal services at up to $2,000,000 annually. The contracts cover an initial five-year term with one optional three-year renewal, potentially spanning eight years total.
Hollywood OKs $120K/Year Records Storage & Shredding Contract
The Hollywood City Commission approved a five-year agreement with Vital Records Holdings, LLC (d/b/a Vital Records Control) for records management storage and shredding services at up to $120,000 annually. The total contract value over the five-year term could reach $600,000.
Hollywood Approves $185K for Pension Plan Restructuring Work
The Hollywood City Commission approved a $185,000 reimbursement to the City of Hollywood Employees' Retirement Fund (COHERF) for work related to establishing new defined contribution and hybrid retirement options for city employees. This is an internal municipal personnel/pension matter.
Hollywood Approves $150K Benefits Consultant Services Agreement
The Hollywood City Commission approved a contract with RSC Insurance Brokerage (d/b/a Risk Strategies Company) for benefits consultant services at up to $150,000 annually. This is an internal city procurement for employee benefits administration support.
Hollywood Approves $854K City Hall Renovation Contract
The Hollywood City Commission approved a $853,966.94 guaranteed maximum price contract with Journey C&D Group Inc. for Phase II construction management services on the City Hall Space Planning Project, a capital improvement initiative. This is an internal government facility renovation, not a public-facing infrastructure or regulatory matter.
Hollywood Extends PMA Consultants Contract for $149,868
The City Commission approved a third amendment to its contract with PMA Consultants, LLC, for project controls and support services, adding up to $149,868 and extending the term through September 30, 2026. This is a municipal consulting services contract renewal rather than a new policy or fee change.
Hollywood Accepts $63K Grant for Derelict Vessel Removal
The Hollywood City Commission approved a resolution ratifying an application for a $63,000 Broward Boating Improvement Program grant from the Broward County Marine Advisory Committee to fund removal of derelict vessels. The resolution also amends the FY2026 operating budget to accommodate the grant funds.
Hollywood Accepts $25.8K FDOT Grant for Pedestrian/Bike Safety Enforcement
The City Commission ratified an application and accepted a $25,813.56 grant from the Florida Department of Transportation for a Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety High Visibility Enforcement Program. The resolution also amends the FY2026 operating budget to incorporate the grant funds.
Hollywood Adopts Water Facility Plan for Virus Disinfection Upgrades
The Hollywood City Commission passed a resolution adopting a Water Facility Plan for implementing 4-log virus disinfection improvements, tied to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection State Revolving Fund. This positions the city to access state revolving fund financing for water treatment upgrades.
Lauderhill Tightens Building Inspections: Now Required at 30 Years, Not 40
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-10-143, amending Chapter 6 of the city code to lower the mandatory building safety inspection threshold from 40 years to 30 years. The change aligns with updated state requirements and updates related provisions within the building safety inspection program.
Lauderhill Tightens Business Tax Receipt & Certificate of Use Rules
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-10-144, amending Chapter 12 of the Code of Ordinances to revise requirements for certificates of use and local business tax receipts, clarify prohibitions on unauthorized and illegal businesses, and strengthen property owner responsibilities. The ordinance updates the purpose statement and enforcement provisions for all businesses operating within the city.
Lauderhill Updates Recyclable Waste Fee Schedule, Effective Oct 1, 2025
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-09-141, amending the recyclable waste fee schedule under Chapter 10 of the city code. The updated fees took effect October 1, 2025.
Lauderhill Denies Late-Night Hours Extension for U Save Food Store
The Lauderhill City Commission voted to deny a special exception for U Save Food Store at 4039 NW 19th Street that would have extended operating hours from 6:00 AM–11:00 PM to 6:00 AM–2:00 AM for the existing convenience store on a 0.27-acre site in the General Commercial (CG) zoning district. The resolution failed, meaning the store must continue closing at 11:00 PM.
Lauderhill Approves Phase 2 FPL LED Lighting Conversion Citywide
The Lauderhill City Commission is voting on an agreement with Florida Power & Light for Phase 2 conversion of lighting facilities to LED throughout the city. The resolution authorizes the City Manager to execute the LED lighting agreement and take all steps necessary to implement it.
Lauderhill Approves Third Amendment to Le Parc Development Agreement
The Lauderhill City Commission passed Ordinance 25O-09-142, approving the third amendment to the real estate development agreement and addendum between the city and Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC. The amendment was requested by City Manager Kennie Hobbs, Jr.,
Lauderhill OKs Outdoor Vehicle Storage & Metal Site at 1701 NW 31st Ave
The Lauderhill City Commission passed a resolution granting 1701 NW 31 LLC (on behalf of Coastal Waste & Recycling Inc.) a special exception to allow outdoor storage of commercial vehicles and a resource metal acceptance site on approximately 1.99 acres in the Light Industrial (IL) zoning district at 1701 NW 31st Avenue. The development order was approved at the October 27, 2025 meeting.
Lauderhill Approves Interlocal Deal for Unsafe Structures Board Hearings
The City Commission is considering an interlocal agreement with Broward County for staff services related to hearings before the Broward County Unsafe Structures Board. The agreement would formalize the city's participation in the county-level process for adjudicating unsafe building conditions.
Miramar Awards $2.28M Complete Streets Phase III Contract
The City Commission is set to approve a $2,230,069.60 contract with Conengineers Builders, LLC for the Miramar Complete Streets Phase III project (FDOT-LAP Project No. FM 443945-1), plus a $50,000 construction contingency, totaling $2,280,069.60. The project was competitively bid under IFB No. 25-022 and involves state-partnered roadway improvements.
Miramar Adds $74.5K for EV Charging at Sunset Lakes Community Center
The City Commission will consider a $74,520 change order to its agreement with CityVitae for additional EV charging stations at Sunset Lakes Community Center, bringing the total project cost to $106,800. This expands publicly available charging infrastructure at a municipal facility.
Miramar Terminates Broward College Sublease at Library Center
The City Commission is considering termination of the sublease agreement with Broward College for the second-floor space at the Miramar Library & Educational Center. The resolution does not specify financial terms or what will replace the college's use of the space.
Miramar Extends Water Pipeline Assessment Contract for $300K
The City Commission will consider Amendment No. 3 to its agreement with McKim & Creed, Inc., extending the Water Pipeline Condition Assessment & Non-Revenue Water Management Program for up to $249,958.48 plus a $50,000 contingency, totaling $299,958.48. The program assesses pipeline conditions and manages water loss within Miramar's distribution service area.
$207K Security Guard Services Extension for Miramar Utility Plants
Miramar is considering the fourth amendment to its security guard services agreement with Bright Light Security Services, LLC, adding $207,000 for coverage at three water treatment plants from October 1, 2025, through January 31, 2026. The contract is managed through the Utilities Department.
Miramar Awards $288K Contract for Complete Streets Phase III Oversight
Miramar is approving a $287,829.20 professional services agreement with HBC Engineering Company for construction, engineering, and inspection (CEI) services related to the Complete Streets Phase III project (FDOT FM 443945.1). The contract was awarded through a competitive FDOT Request for Qualifications process (#25-04-21).
Miramar Approves $2.1M NAPA Fleet Parts Contract Through 2028
The City Commission is considering a $2,115,000 agreement with Genuine Parts Company (NAPA) for contractor-operated parts store services, running from December 30, 2025, through December 3, 2028. The contract leverages Sourcewell cooperative purchasing Contract No. 090624 for vendor-managed inventory and fleet logistics.
Miramar Amends City Manager Employment Agreement
The Miramar City Commission is considering approval of an amended employment agreement for City Manager Dr. Roy L. Virgin.
$4.15M Approved for Year One Roadway & Infrastructure Improvements
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of the city's three-year strategic plan. The motion passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
$4.15M Approved for Year One Roadway & Infrastructure in Pembroke Pines
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of the city's three-year strategic plan. The vote passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
$4.15M Approved for Year 1 Roadway & Infrastructure in Pembroke Pines
The Pembroke Pines City Commission approved $4,152,788 in funding for Year One roadway and infrastructure improvement projects as part of the city's three-year strategic plan. The motion passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
Pembroke Pines Auditor Reviews Waste Pro Contract & Lobbyist Deals
The Commission Auditor presented the draft 2026 Risk Assessment and Audit Plan along with completed audits of the Waste Pro sanitation collection and disposal contract and three lobbyist contracts (Ericks Consultants, Lawrence J. Smith P.A., and Smith, Bryan & Myers, Inc.). The item passed at the October 15, 2025 final meeting.
Pembroke Pines Approves $55,550 Water Plant Pump Replacement
The City Commission approved the purchase of a replacement transfer pump for the municipal water treatment plant from PSI Technologies, Inc. for up to $55,550. The procurement was authorized under the city's code provision for specialized equipment purchases.
Pompano CRA OKs $6.5M Community Trust, Local Biz Incentives in Downtown Deal
The Pompano Beach CRA approved a first amendment to the master public-private redevelopment agreement with RP Pompano, LLC for the Downtown Project, adding $6.5 million in community benefits trust funding from the developer payable over ten years, plus a $9 million increase to the civic facilities budget for a vocational/college resource center and local business participation incentives financed over 30 years. The resolution also formalizes affordable housing programs (down payment and rental assistance, a potential tiny home program), workforce housing requirements, strategic infrastructure improvements including streetscapes and lighting, and a commitment to local business enterprise participation.
Pompano Beach CRA's $75M Bond for NW District Redevelopment Fails
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency sought to issue up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds to finance redevelopment in the Northwest District Area, with annual debt service of approximately $6.7 million through 2049. The resolution failed at the October 29, 2025 commission meeting.
Pompano Beach OKs $6.5M Community Trust, Local Biz Incentives in Downtown Redo
The City Commission approved a first amendment to the Downtown Public-Private Redevelopment Agreement with RP Pompano, LLC, adding community benefit elements including a $6,500,000 Community Benefits Trust funded by the developer over ten years and a $9 million increase to the civic facilities budget for a vocational tech/college resource center and local business participation incentives, financed over 30 years. The resolution also establishes local business enterprise (LBE) participation requirements, affordable housing programs (down payment assistance, rental assistance, and a potential 'tiny home' program), and streetscape/lighting infrastructure improvements in the downtown district.
Pompano Beach CRA Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency passed a resolution approving an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest CRA Plan and requesting City Commission approval. The fiscal impact is listed as N/A.
Pompano Beach $137M Civic Facilities Bond Fails on First Reading
The City Commission voted down on first reading an ordinance authorizing up to $137 million in certificates of participation for a Civic Facilities Master Lease Program, with anticipated maximum annual debt service of $9.6 million over a 30-year term. The financing would have funded civic facility projects through a master lease-purchase structure.
Pompano Beach CRA Approves New TIF Bond Issuance for NW District
The City Commission approved a resolution authorizing the Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency to issue additional Tax Increment Revenue Bonds for the Northwest District Area, sold through negotiated sale in one or more series of tax-exempt and/or taxable bonds. The bonds will finance redevelopment projects in the Northwest District under the CRA's existing master bond framework, with no direct fiscal impact noted on the city's general fund.
Pompano Beach Approves Design Concept for New City Hall & Parking Garage
The City Commission is voting on a resolution to approve the design concept for a new City Hall and parking garage as part of the master development agreement with the Pompano Beach CRA and RP Pompano, LLC. The item carries no direct fiscal impact to the city at this stage.
Pompano Beach Approves Affordable Housing Amendment to NW CRA Plan
The City Commission passed a resolution approving an affordable housing amendment to the Northwest Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) plan, as recommended by the Pompano Beach CRA. No fiscal impact was identified.
Pompano Beach Commission Rejects RP Pompano Master Development Technical Matters
The City Commission voted down a resolution approving technical matters under the Master Development Agreement between the City, the Pompano Beach CRA, and RP Pompano, LLC. No fiscal impact was identified for this item.
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